Sentence examples for eloquent remarks from inspiring English sources
Kendra Hamilton, a Charleston writer, made eloquent remarks.
I wish to commend you and Senator SMITH for the eloquent remarks you have just delivered to the American people.
AS PRESIDENT OBAMA said in brief but eloquent remarks Friday, there is no rational explanation for the massacre that occurred in a Colorado movie theater early Friday.
He still votes regularly, but those eloquent remarks attributed to him in the Senate record are not uttered on the floor but submitted by his staff.
But even the president's moving and eloquent remarks said nothing about ensuring that government will do more to protect the people of that town.
In his eloquent remarks the other day about Trayvon Martin, President Barack Obama closed by noting that, although we have a long way to go before we resolve the issue of race in America, we have made progress.
The fact that Sir Simon Rattle was called upon to play a junior role to Rowan Atkinson's comic turn as he conducted the theme for Chariots of Fire seemed an eloquent enough remark on how marginal classical music really is in Britain today.
There is something eloquent in this remark from Godín: "I tell him that if he scores he is helping too". Twenty-five goals in his first season, despite not becoming a guaranteed starter until November, were followed by 32 last season.
Even more eloquent, perhaps, are his remarks on the responsibility of intellectuals in times of hatred: "It is to explain the meaning of words in such a way as to sober minds and calm fanaticisms".
The prime minister, delivering his remarks in eloquent colloquial English, warned of the dangers of a prospective nuclear accord with Iran while invoking the horrors of the Holocaust and the deep bond between Israel and the United States.
