But while events in this latest offering from the eloquent author of "The Food Chain" and "Raised in Captivity" may startle the unsuspecting Nate and Laurel, savvy theatergoers are unlikely to be taken by surprise.
In the Tibetan tradition, the teaching is thought to have come down through a lineage of living masters that has continued unbroken from the Buddha's time until today, with Shantideva having been perhaps the most eloquent author in that lineage.
If bread is a metaphor for Frenchness, Lionel was its most eloquent contemporary author.
An eloquent and prolific writer, he was the author of two-thirds of the Federalist Papers; after serving as George Washington's aide during the Revolutionary War, he became America's first Treasury Secretary.
Except, somehow, he also manages to make a gorgeously eloquent defence of the author's genius.
M.J. Akbar, an eloquent Indian journalist and author of a new book on Pakistan, sums up the place as dangerous and fragile, a "toxic jelly state".
For many years now, she has popped up in prominent publications as the author of eloquent, spirited glimpses into the heart, mind and sweaty labor of a chef.
July 12 , 1904 December 29 , 1959ientiane, Laos Katay Don Sasorith, byname William Rabbit (born July 12, 1904—died Dec. 29, 1959, Vientiane, Laos) Lao nationalist and author of eloquent resistance pamphlets in his youth, who later held many government posts, among them that of premier in 1954–56.
Katay Don Sasorith, byname William Rabbit, (born July 12 , 1904 diedDec. 29, 1959, Vientiane, Laos), Lao nationalist and author of eloquent resistance pamphlets in his youth, who later held many government posts, among them that of premier in 1954 56.
Such a device, we learn early in this astringent and eloquent work from the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Topdog/Underdog," was a gift to an insomniac in his 30s named Leo (a smashing Daveed Diggs), who hasn't had a good night's rest since he was 5.
Patients from the sample for the questionnaire survey were approached and asked to participate in the interviews if they were experienced as open, talkative, and eloquent by the first author.
