Sentence examples for eloquent fact from inspiring English sources

She never for a moment thought they would see Danitsa any differently than she did, Finch, who saw only the one, indisputable, eloquent fact.

Your new book, "Crisis and Command," is an eloquent, fact-laden history of audacious power grabs by American presidents going back to George Washington.

Neither of us thought the expression any the less eloquent for the fact that Australia has no bears except koalas.

His argument was not particularly eloquent, but the fact that he was making it lent an air of authority to the detainees' cause.

There was something eloquent about the fact that when Madrid went 2-1 up late on, he leapt to his feet, called the players over and told them to keep it tight only for Valencia to score seconds later and end it all.

If things continue the way they are going, W. E. B. Dubois's eloquent statement of fact in his historic novel The Souls of Black Folk echoes an undeniable truth: "The problem of the Twentieth Century is the problem of the color-line".

Even more eloquent is the fact that in Rhodospirillum rubrum, the microbe where the V-H +PPase was first discovered, the volutin granules were never investigated until 2004, when they were confirmed as acidocalcisomes and the V-H +PPase also localized in their surrounding membranes.

"I can say nothing more eloquent than those facts.

As he puts it with eloquent clarity: "The facts are: My wife takes pills, and I drink.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pointed out in an eloquent dissent that in fact the majority misconstrued the source and age of the information Congress consulted.

But somehow it seems fitting that the charter will be launched in a room that bears (and bares) eloquent testimony to the fact that these ideas are neither new nor radical.