It's an elegant and eloquent observation.
Hugh, that lover of dead tongues, makes the eloquent observation that words "are not immortal," and "a civilization can be imprisoned in a linguistic contour which no longer matches the landscape of... fact".
"Fucking train wreck, total chaos" was the less eloquent observation of a more junior employee.
Some of Liu's most eloquent observations came afterward.
Dr. Nadler's book is rich with the revelation of self-discovery, with lessons learned through the microscope, with eloquent observations of how human life "must transcend the lives of its cells".
Spare, eloquent and observant, the veterans' reminiscences and observations about war are included, through their taped voices, in the production.
Well, it was cold, nasty and mortally dangerous, but the statistics of battle are often more eloquent than the observations of the airmen themselves, who were very young and prone to banalities.
The tween star replied with a series of eloquent and educated observations, explaining: "'White feminism' forgets all about intersectional feminism.
Barlow's eloquent description of the limitations of non-contextualized observations applies well to the current state of our understanding of brain shape.
This is an unusually eloquent book of literary criticism in which every sentence is nuanced, every observation is brought into precise dialogue with what precedes it, all distilled into prose that feels easily written and is therefore easy to read.
Even though al-Bīrūnī was possibly the unwilling guest of a merciless warrior, he still made use of the occasion to pen the acute observations about India that would earn him fame as an ethnographer, anthropologist, and eloquent historian of Indian science.
