Sentence examples for eloquent discussions from inspiring English sources

John Freeman, the editor of Granta magazine who oversaw a special edition dedicated to sex earlier this year, says that although contemporary fiction abounds with eloquent discussions "around" and "about" sex, there is a level of apprehension among some writers who find themselves searching for a fitting vocabulary to describe its actual mechanics.

David Kopko Nantucket, Mass., July 23 , 2010To the Editor: I appreciated Susan Engel and Marlene Sandstrom's eloquent discussion of bullying prevention.

Kinsley's eloquent discussion of his own cognitive testing exposes the continued slow progress in the diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases.

You're not writing a story; the reader needs to know what to expect so surprise them with your ability to engage and eloquent discussion technique, not your end result.

We walk in and he takes off his suit jacket and launches into what I think is the most eloquent discussion about the world as it is and the world as it should be.

And Mr Havel, however eloquent his pleas for discussion and consensus, has failed to displace it.Who could do better?

And Ms Batmanghelidjh, was eloquent about how little discussion there had been of the desperately vulnerable children Kids Company had helped.

Ms. Whelan, who speaks so poetically with her body, is also eloquent with words; the postscreening discussion, with her and Mr. Lidberg, is worth staying for.

The Archbishop says in his usual ebullient style: What a discussion we have had: passionate, eloquent and creative with so many different voices joining in along the way.

But it will be a while yet before Watson-like contraptions can undercut an eloquent specimen of Homo sapiens.However, when discussion of Mr Giles's human modules turned to money anxiety set in.

The darker segments — pontifications on the alienation enabled by telecommunications and the true nature of friendship and love — sometimes fall a little flat, since the troupe doesn't have much original (or particularly eloquent) commentary to add to the societal discussion about such subjects.