Sentence examples for eloquent appreciation from inspiring English sources
A footnote, if I may, to John Lahr's loving and eloquent appreciation of Dame Edna Everage, the doughty diva who is retiring from the stage after a half-century-plus career of uninterrupted triumph on continents including but not limited to her native Australia.
By Hendrik Hertzberg March 22 , 2012A footnote, if I may, to John Lahr's loving and eloquent appreciation of Dame Edna Everage, the doughty diva who is retiring from the stage after a half-century-plus career of uninterrupted triumph on continents including but not limited to her native Australia.
As a Comment editor at the Guardian he earned much bile and some appreciation from opponents (such as hard-right Tory MEP Daniel Hannan, who magnanimously called him a "sincere, eloquent and uncomplicated Marxist").
By looking the Soviet tragedy in the face – an opportunity that no work of art I've ever encountered provides quite like Alexievich – English-language readers will come away with a greater appreciation not only for the endurance required of Soviets and post-Soviets, but also with an eloquent portrait of heartbreak, suffering and survival in the late 20th and early 21st century.
Henry James, who, like many critics of Trollope's era, felt mixed admiration for him, praised his "complete appreciation of the usual" and called him "one of the most trustworthy, though not one of the most eloquent of writers who have helped the heart of man to know itself".
And yet, Jeffrey concedes, the "appreciation" is of the highest kind, and he is "not much inclined to disagree with" Hazlitt "after reading his eloquent exposition" of the points he makes about Shakespeare.
Rodó was eloquent, though.
The metaphor is eloquent.
/ But this is also eloquent".
