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Senator Barack Obama's acceptance speech was eloquent and covered the core areas of our domestic and international challenges.
It's here that Ms. Geeta made the night's biggest reveal: In an eloquent soliloquy about the core values of Jainism, she explained that the nonviolent principles of the faith led to one of the key aspects of Jain cooking: the absence of root vegetables like garlic, potatoes, or onions.
But now, the core wisdom of her eloquent speech on the House floor nearly 16 years ago is under threat ― from Congresswoman Lee herself.
Patricia Bardon makes Mary the work's emotional core, always poised, always quietly, devastatingly eloquent.
An early advocate of total separation of church and state, he also was the founder and architect of the University of Virginia and the most eloquent American proponent of individual freedom as the core meaning of the American Revolution.
But Mr. Schell's worldwide fame was established back in 1982 with the publication of "The Fate of the Earth," an eloquent disquisition on the unsustainability of the nuclear arms standoff at the core of the cold war.
Moody, opulent and eloquent, it singles out his many paintings in gray, the color at the core of his sensibility, along with numerous sculptures, drawings and prints that are inherently gray.
The core purpose of Spring for Music is to encourage and reward imaginative and eloquent programming.
In Huntington's writings, idealistic visions of America mingle with its basest impulses, and eloquent defenses of U.S. values betray a fear of the pluralism at the nation's core.
Rodó was eloquent, though.
