Sentence examples for eloquent introduction from inspiring English sources

Richard Pevear, in an eloquent introduction, provides a startling example of the ways in which translators do not simply tidy up texts but make things "clear" that they deem obscure.

In his eloquent introduction, history professor Michael Zuckerman C'61 praises Sam's "artistry," "integrity," and "extraordinary gift for appreciation". We may be biased, but whether re-reading these pieces or seeing them for the first time, we think you'll agree.

What the still camera managed to do better than words or film was both to tell a story as it occurred and to create a permanent record of events important and mundane — but especially what Pete Hamill, in a eloquent introduction, describes as "the thing that mattered most … the truth.

Two years ago, at the first ceremony, one of the most moving moments was Halle Berry's eloquent introduction of Diahann Carroll, star of the show "Julia," which broke new ground in 1968 by putting a black single mother in America's living rooms.

The book contains an eloquent introduction by Robert Santelli of the Grammy Museum, and a meaty essay and detailed track notes by Smithsonian archivist Jeff Place (himself a multiple Grammy winner).

This is an argument that was picked up by Woody Allen in Hannah and Her Sisters (in which our hero is saved from an existential crisis after visiting a Marx brothers movie) and again by Peter Bradshaw in his eloquent video introduction to our list of the top 25 films in the genre.

Lansdown's eloquent, sensible introduction, afterword, and contextualizing headnotes put him firmly in the former category.

This is the first time we've heard of Berlin-based (we think) Raz Ohara and The Odd Orchestra, but it's a welcome introduction because their eloquent jazz-influenced instrumentation is so easy to listen to.

McCann's introduction, passionate and sharp, made an eloquent case for the sentiment and the ramble.

The whole process, as well as the editing of the stories about the young innovators, is led by Stephen Cass, Technology Review's knowledgeable, wise, and eloquent special-­projects editor, who writes in the introduction to the TR35, "We strive to identify those individuals who are tackling problems in a way that is likely to benefit society and business.

Mr. Jones needs no introduction as one of the most influential and eloquent modern-dance choreographers of his generation.