Sentence examples for eloquent call from inspiring English sources

"Spies, Lies and Wiretaps" (editorial, Jan . 29 is an eloquent call to United States citizens to wake up and notice the constitutional crisis in our midst.

"He has left this earth, but he soars high among the heavens, and his eloquent call for freedom and equality is still heard amongst the winds and the rains, and in the hearts of the people the world over".

Coe's timely mining of the youth theme and his eloquent call for the Olympics to adapt to reach the next generation were critical to London beating Paris in 2005 to get the Games.

Suffering, not intelligence, must be the only consideration here, and ultimately not much can be added to Jeremy Bentham's eloquent call for universal benevolence: "The French have already discovered that the blackness of the skin is no reason why a human being should be abandoned without redress to the caprice of a tormentor.

In this eloquent call for trans-Atlantic unity, Garton Ash, an Oxford scholar and self-described "historian of the present," builds his case on a close reading of American and European history since World War II, and highlights several concerns -- terrorism, global warming, poverty in the developing world -- that should unite both sides of the Atlantic.

It was an eloquent call for gay people to stand up against those on the political and religious right who judged them unfit for full citizenship, as well as against those on the academic left who insisted that to be proudly "queer" one must be "transgressive and oppositional" with respect to all cultural norms, and that to be otherwise was to be a sellout and a fraud.

His eloquent calls for violence, scattered across the Web, helped radicalize dozens of young, English-speaking Muslims.

The Constitution, under the leadership of Ralph McGill and later Mr. Patterson, won a national reputation with its eloquent calls for racial justice.

McQueen, chipper and eloquent, called me last week to discuss "Widows," which premiered to raves at the Toronto International Film Festival in September and opens in theaters Nov. 16.

Charismatic and eloquent, their call for an authentic western Islam has resonated with their young audiences.

We need to take this eloquent onstage call for equality and pair it with deeper education about partnership to achieve the still-distant goals of racial justice, LGBTQ equality, and women's rights.