Sentence examples for eloquent case for from inspiring English sources

Megan McArdle, writing for the Atlantic online, makes the most eloquent case for despair.

In addition, the band's transparent arrangements made an eloquent case for the genius of the songs.

McCann's introduction, passionate and sharp, made an eloquent case for the sentiment and the ramble.

Savonlinna's production makes an eloquent case for incorporating "Juha" into the standard operatic repertory.

None the less, Weir makes an eloquent case for combining music with storytelling.

The four dissenters made an eloquent case for why the decision was wrong on the law and dangerous.

"Don't get me started on that soapbox," he said, before making one of the more eloquent cases for leaving the system pretty much as is.

Ken Garden, Washington, D.C.: Today's column was the most eloquent case I have heard for the importance of Mexican immigrants to this country.

This is a nightmare prospect for the British prime minister, not least in light of the eloquent case he made in his Europe speech last month for a strong and vital role for Britain in an open, diverse and competitive Europe.

All will be revealed but the mood music around Wembley struck a sombre note for Mancini - and Manchester City's players did not make an eloquent case in support of their manager.

So am I, but Ian Jack made an eloquent case against it in Saturdays's Guardian.