Sentence examples similar to eloquent reflection from inspiring English sources
The liberal camp includes many thinkers I admire, and it has produced some of the more eloquent reflections on biotechnology's implications for human affairs.
It's an elegant and eloquent observation.
All is explained in Judd's writing on design, which is as eloquent as his reflections on art.
The performances by Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard as the repressed would-be lovers are exquisitely modulated; the narrative is tightly constructed (it is, at 86 minutes, Lean's shortest picture); the black-and-white cinematography of Robert Krasker is eloquent, its crispness a neat reflection of the painfully sharp perception the lovers share in their fleeting afternoons together.
Though undoubtedly a reflection of the eloquent monarch's personal faith, and a credo shared in public by virtually all Muslims present, the statement did little to explain why humanity had been slaughtered so recently by Muslims acting in the name of God.
Willie Mays appeared in "Our Song," a forcefully sorrowful reflection on America's decline and the most eloquent number on Mr. Henry's recent (and 10th) album, "Civilians" (Anti).
On both of these, Mr. Konitz makes an eloquent case for the blues as a form of melodic reflection, rather than the exercise in cliche it has become for so many contemporary improvisers, both black and white.
Rodó was eloquent, though.
The metaphor is eloquent.
