Sentence examples for eloquent description from inspiring English sources

Ms. Mason has incorporated much of Mr. Gill's eloquent description of the house into sales literature -- including his White attribution.

But for all its eloquent description and fine scene setting, its graceful sentences and moral nuances, The Private Patient lacks the dramatic vigour of vintage PD James.

But, on Monday, the president stepped back from those immediate battles to explain what it means in the broadest sense to be "we the people," Mr. Obama's most eloquent description of our common heritage.

Even if you hate the notion of geopolitical celebrities, you're likely to be moved by Mia Farrow's eloquent description of the change she saw over her many visits to the refugee camps in neighboring Chad.

It's the most eloquent description of the business since Frank Bruno observed many years ago that professional boxing was "showbusiness with blood" – of which there was a fair quotient earlier in the evening.

Byrne's section on slavery (introduced with an eloquent description of Lord Mansfield's adopted daughters' portrait, once thought to be by Zoffany) is better still, establishing links between Austen's protagonists and contemporary figures, her pointed references and contemporary events, which highlight her supposedly oblivious fiction's sharp views on the slave trade.

With its eloquent descriptions of "non-ordinary reality," it proved particularly popular with American youth disillusioned with the Vietnam War.

Throughout the almost three hours of increasingly repetitive questions, liberals oozed over Comey's eloquent descriptions of what transpired between him and Trump.

Steeped in eloquent descriptions of her colorful lifestyle, powerful visual scenery and sensual designer products characteristic of full page ads in travel and epicurean magazines, Stanhaus' book takes the reader on a surprising journey of discovery to Notre-Dame de Sous-Terre in France's Chartres Cathedral.

"His intellect, his way with words that was eloquent beyond description, his command of the world and how it was changing were extraordinary," he said.

Some were very eloquent in their descriptions.