Sentence examples for eloquent narrative from inspiring English sources

But as I walk through the National Gallery with its new director, Gabriele Finaldi, it strikes me that this institution is, if not an argument for, then certainly an eloquent narrative about European connectedness.

Menena, a draughtsman working at Deir el-Medina during the Twentieth dynasty of Egypt, quoted passages from the Middle Kingdom narratives Eloquent Peasant and Tale of the shipwrecked sailor in an instructional letter reprimanding his disobedient son.

The score's one moment of high drama, Mr. Wopat's "I Stayed," is an eloquent swatch of narrative songwriting that breaks the mood of weary resignation at exactly the right moment.

This eloquent, beautifully written narrative will surprise you and open your heart.

But these portraits are no more eloquent in their narratives, no less like blatant promotion, than a shot of George W Bush grinning in the Oval Office.

American abolitionist and autobiographer who crafted her own experiences into an eloquent and uncompromising slave narrative.

Incomplete as it is, lacking the revision that its author undoubtedly wished to give it, the narrative is eloquent and glowing with life.

The journeys were so sweeping in their grandeur, the narratives so eloquent in their presentation.

The stories in "Cross Roads" reveal shifts of tense and point of view, narrative jumbles and eloquent, spare images.

Their narrative punctuates an eloquent assemblage of previously unpublished writings and images: notebook entries, snapshots, contact sheets, passages from letters to family members and friends.

To supplement its spare narrative, it relies on eloquent visuals and original news footage.