Profile of Martin W. Little, the spellbinder and oratorical lawyer who used all his persuasive eloquent powers in convincing the jury that his client is not guilty for a good fee.
By Alva Johnston The New Yorker, August 20, 1932 P. 18 Profile of Martin W. Little, the spellbinder and oratorical lawyer who used all his persuasive eloquent powers in convincing the jury that his client is not guilty for a good fee.
While the borrowed language Motion used was not in itself eloquent, the power of the poetry lay in what was left unsaid.
"No one, absolutely no one, lives two fuller separate lives than I do," Father Judge wrote, and in Mr. Daly's eloquent telling, the power of one only amplified the other.
Laferriere - whose father was exiled from Haiti by Papa Doc, and who was himself exiled by Baby Doc - was eloquent on the power of dictatorships: "The most subversive thing you can do is to be happy in spite of the dictatorship".
Despite being an eloquent advocate of the power of data in the game, Prozone's Paul Power thinks not.
This was, however, the Juilliard Orchestra's moment in the sun, and it responded to Mr. Thomas, an eloquent Mahler conductor, with power, flexibility and, in the quieter movements, an admirable transparency.
Waxing eloquent on the unique power of priests to accomplish things that not even kings and queens could do, he reminded us that even God obeys the words of a priest when he consecrates the bread and wine at mass.
If it's even just these couple of students, alone on planet Earth, who have read that essay and rushed out, those couple of students are to me sufficient proof of the robustness and purpose of the eloquent critic, of his power to awake and enlighten, of his absolutely crucial place in our world.
It's the latest of Mr. Berliner's dogged investigations into identity and family, and his strongest work yet, elevated by the presence of another artist in Mr. Honig, playfully insightful and eloquent even as his powers wane.
