Sentence examples for eloquent observers from inspiring English sources
As many eloquent observers of far-flung places — from Graham Greene to V. S. Naipaul to James Fenton to Pico Iyer — have shown, scenes of misery that would appall the eye in more fortunate nations can captivate the literary imagination in the third world.
It's an elegant and eloquent observation.
One of the most eloquent of these observers was an English visitor to Canada around 1870 named John Rowan.
The demeanor of his parents, at least to this distant observer, is eloquent of mutual ease and admiration.
Tarik O'Regan ("one of the most original and eloquent of young composers" the Observer says) is composer in residence.
Eloquent and witty over tea in the Observer offices, she shares her own: "I left school at 15 with one O-level.
We are fortunate to have an especially eloquent description of the US/Trieste comparison made by a recent observer who brings her fresh eyes to it.
At three months on the job he has proved himself to be focused and oddly eloquent -- and he will indulge in the occasional rolling soliloquy that can move even jaded observers.
Rodó was eloquent, though.
