Sentence examples for eloquent it from inspiring English sources

— "A Blind Man Can See How Much I Love You," by Amy Bloom "The conversation. . . was not especially witty or eloquent; it seldom is in private societies or anywhere except in very high-flown and ingenious novels".

Moody, opulent and eloquent, it singles out his many paintings in gray, the color at the core of his sensibility, along with numerous sculptures, drawings and prints that are inherently gray.

Others that did not make the cut included the quietly eloquent It's O.K. to Inhale.

Because he's so eloquent, it's easy to mistake his for an adult mind, to roar, "Oh, grow up!" when he plays the fool or needles me.

Morsi's fierce condemnation of the Syrian regime, Iran's close ally, was as eloquent as it was piercing, and it came like a bolt from the blue.

The right reason to see what's in the show is that, like all perceptive and eloquent art, it tells you why it is good to be alive.

The right reason is that like all perceptive and eloquent art, it tells you why it is good to be alive.

Rice's Profile is at its most eloquent when it describes the collaboration among Brubeck, Desmond, and the rest of the quartet.

After King's death, there was a Poor People's Campaign, but without its most eloquent prophet it was ineffectual.

He is very eloquent, but it seems like Shakespeare's eloquence, not his own (it's formal, patriotic, august).

Lee's work, which she directed herself with a dynamite four-actor ensemble, is most eloquent when it bursts out of its tactful realistic frame — when rap music blares and the characters dance with violent abandon or when they act out with juvenile rituals that provide a reprieve from the repression of the everyday.