Sentence examples for eloquent commentary from inspiring English sources

Of course, the most eloquent commentary can be silence.

The destinies of the two feuding oligarchs offer their own eloquent commentary on Russia under Putin.

The women's garb – bodices usually bursting and faces sometimes veiled – offers a tacit but eloquent commentary on their lives.

Jon Robin Baitz has a gift for eloquent commentary, even if his most notable recent credit is creating the soapy television series "Brothers and Sisters".

In New York in 1980, the National Ballet of Marseille (headed by Mr. Petit since 1972), presented Mr. Petit's eloquent commentary on Marcel Proust and his work in "Marcel Proust Remembered".

Piers Sellers, a climate scientist and former astronaut who gained fame late in life for his eloquent commentary about the earth's fragility and his own cancer diagnosis, has died.

An eloquent comment.

Except for the eloquent television commentaries by Walter Cronkite and David Brinkley, which make the squawking of most contemporary bloviators sound trite and overblown, many of the words spoken are in-the-moment reactions of everyday people under stress.

He used the forum to deliver an eloquent, if measured, commentary on topics ranging from his curious relationship with New York fans to his perceived status as "the most influential player" to play at the old Yankee Stadium.

Lévy, in an eloquent front-page commentary in the same newspaper, drew out the ugly French history — from 19th-century anti-Semitic tracts about money-grubbing Jews through the Dreyfus affair to innuendo about President Sarkozy's partly Jewish heritage — that, in his view, makes Siné poisonous to the point of unacceptability.

I don't have more eloquent or insightful commentary to add to what already has been shared widely in the press and social media, including those by some of our own network members like Justin Cohen and Carmita Vaughan.