Sentence examples for eloquent look from inspiring English sources

Your president gave him a most eloquent look.

But in Ms. Mark's best work, the intimate photo essays that are her forte, she takes an eloquent look at lives on the edge.

Much more recently, but already more than a generation ago on the topic of the overlooked importance of entrepreneurs in economic theory, the prominent economist Baumol (as cited in Oyama (2008) offers this eloquent barb: 'Look for [the entrepreneur] in the index of some of the most noted recent writings on value theory, in neoclassical or activity analysis models of the firm.

But before that could happen, the Australian Ballet, appearing with four eloquent dancers, looked to its past in Glen Tetley's "Gemini," created for the company in 1973.

Reitman strikes a tone of eloquent wariness in looking at how internet culture has changed us.

In fact he called him the "Prince of India" and spoke of his delight at that wicket, though his recollections were not so eloquent as the look of startled glee that froze on his face for at least two minutes after Tendulkar's demise.

In fact he called him the "Prince of India" and spoke of his delight at that wicket, though his recollections were not so eloquent as the look of startled glee that froze on his face for at least two minutes after Tendulkar's demise.

Publications looking for someone to at least sound eloquent and rational tend to look no further than Gail Dines, who also pens editorials for the Independent.

Ms. Williams is eloquent then, too; she looks confused and a little hurt.

The beautiful boy who 30 years ago stole the whole of Ferris Bueller's Day Off in one scene when he played, appropriately, an eloquent drug addict now looks like the ghost of an old man.

Look at the eloquent inventiveness in the caravan owner's employment of heavy rocks to stop his vehicle being blown away in storms.