Sentence examples for eloquent report from inspiring English sources

This terrifying cry by Papua New Guinean children opens "It's 2013, and They're Burning 'Witches,' " a long and eloquent report in the Global Mail, an Australia-based online news site.

After vanquishing the British in the original Niagara on Lake Erie in 1813, Perry retired to his cabin and penned his eloquent report: "We have met the enemy and they are ours".

Under Admiral Godfrey, Fleming earned a solid reputation for his imaginative suggestions of ways to gather German intelligence and also showed a flair for writing (his eloquent reports were favorites among superiors).

Dr. Michelle Herren, a white pediatric anesthesiologist at Denver Health Medical Center and a faculty member at University of Colorado School of Medicine, made the comment after another Facebook user called Obama eloquent, The Denver Post reported.

Construction on the building, which the public first saw in August 1993 when the scaffolding was removed, would be completed in 1996--27 years after the Dainton Report, eloquent testimony to the "enthusiasm" of the British government for the new library.

America's report was eloquent and scathing, missing no opportunity to point out clues overlooked or warnings unheeded.

But lest the Taliban appear in freedom-fighter mode, here is a different account of the Swat valley by one of Pakistan's most eloquent journalists, Owais Tohid, reporting from the city of Mingora.

This meeting provided an eloquent counterpoint to media reports on the 'failure' of the Human Genome Project: medicine is clearly being transformed by genomics, with rare diseases at the vanguard of that transformation.

Mr Anderson said the report was "all the more eloquent and compelling because it comes out of the mouths of those directly affected".

And yet the reports of the death of eloquent expression may be greatly exaggerated.

The report rightly says that "even the most eloquent constitution is worthless with no one to enforce it".