Sentence examples for eloquent reminder from inspiring English sources

An eloquent reminder that Silence = Death.

"She is an eloquent reminder of what's happening in Tibet".

The architecture of the British embassy is an eloquent reminder of a contentious history.

But by then Hargreaves had provided his most eloquent reminder that he is the man to play when Ronaldo's resting up.

Anchored by a fascinating clip from a 1964 interview with an agitated, cigarette-waving Hannah Arendt, the film is an eloquent reminder of the ineluctable link between language and history.

William Zimmer's Aug. 5 review of the exhibition of works by Pablo Picasso at the Wadsworth Atheneum is an eloquent reminder of the enduring power of this artist's work.

The wood-framed houses are eloquent reminders of the city's early African-American heritage.

The New York State Senate held an emotional debate on Wednesday in which there was talk of belief and conscience and eloquent reminders of earlier civil rights struggles.

In this era of sexual license under the banner of boomer entitlement, when the only obstacle to uninhibited adventure seems to be the risk of disease, there occasionally comes a reminder -- both eloquent and a tad unwelcome -- of the moral and emotional toll taken by promiscuity and divorce.

The Emerson quote at the brewery's entrance is both an eloquent mission statement and a reminder, as Calagione told some Dogfish fans when I was there, to "keep on drinking the good shit!" Like most craft brewers, Calagione came to beer from something else.

So many things seem so fresh and poignantly promising: Ted Kennedy's opening speech is eloquent and compelling and the man's physical power is a reminder of how vital a force he is and has been, even as he fights to recover from brain cancer.