Mellanby described Fransen's behaviour as "shocking" and commended Sharpe for the "eloquent" account of events she had provided to the court.
Any association with this year's Rolex-sponsored Venice Biennale of Architecture is coincidental, but the poster is an eloquent exhibit of the event's main theme.
Listening to President Obama's eloquent words at that event, I reflected that he is a man of conviction and principle whom I deeply admire.
And modern churchmen and theologians are subtle, these days, at the explanation of no explanation: they admit that random suffering on this scale cannot be theologically solved, or even comprehended; the Archbishop of Canterbury was eloquent on how such events precisely ought to disturb the faith of those who believe that the world has been created, and is guided, by an omnipotent deity.
(Companies have already positioned themselves to help you put together what Chris Cox, the most eloquent speaker at Thursday's event, described as a digital version of a scrapbook).
Reading a sage, amusing, elegantly-written letter from Julie or experiencing her effortlessly-eloquent, clever discourse was an event to savor.
Instead, we should be seeking out the stories of African-American writers who bear eloquent and objective witness to the events and significance of their communities' struggles.
He has long been frank and eloquent about the doubts swirling around his event and about the damage wrought by doping, and he returned to the topic recently during an interview with The Trailer podcast.
His remarks — like the event itself — contrasted with the eloquent, almost militaristic intensity that Deasy brought to the podium.
In Reston, whom Morgan wrote into the play as the embodiment of the American protest against Nixon, he found an adamant and eloquent liberal with an unpublished manuscript about the event in his personal files.
