It was about the only eloquent comment there has been.
That he didn't was an eloquent comment on the communication breakdown that has characterised his presidency.
Good news for Sevilla, not so good for the league: an eloquent comment on a league that is, at an organisational shambles; a competition where financial crisis grips and no one can compete with the big two.
The fans were furious but while at first it seemed a baffling decision and even Marcelo seemed to be bemused by it, it was an eloquent comment on how well Villarreal played; from chasing the match, Madrid recognised the need to conserve it.
Kizbot, a frequent and eloquent commentator on Comment is Free, lives in Athens and writes in with her view of the crisis – and its consequences for her neighbours: I don't have to go far to see how deep the cuts have bitten into the lives of all Greeks.
This 90-minute Mahler symphony, which plumbs "every aspect of life, from its agonies to its joys to its profound sense of hope," as Mr. Gilbert said in his eloquent spoken comments to open the program, was an ideal choice to help New Yorkers reflect, heal and persevere.
Though presented in part to do damage control after YouTube videos of his former pastor's blistering critique of America surfaced, it became Obama's signature statement on race relations and reconciliation in America -- his most eloquent and comprehensive comment on the subject to date.
"Eloquent and made important comments that should be listened to by all parties".
She chronicled their two-week journey to China in an eloquent adoption diary that includes comment on everything from the sparrow kebabs and goat testicles that she encountered during her first days in Beijing to the mothers' attempts to absorb the essence of the country that their daughters never knew.
