Sentence examples for eloquent statements from inspiring English sources

One of the most eloquent statements about Charlie Hebdo was naturally by Salman Rushdie.

Although he was famous for his manic conversation, some of O'Hara's most eloquent statements in this book are shrugs.

His critics, on the other hand, considered Jefferson a sexual predator whose eloquent statements about human freedom and equality were hypocritical.

There is the art; there are the facts; they converge in the artist's eloquent statements, available in many different forms on the web (tate.org.uk/go/aww).uk/go/aww

Over the past week, eloquent statements about the programme announcement from Ireland's leading theatre artists have deluged social media, with tangible results.

Mr. Brune said that Mr. Obama had made forceful and eloquent statements about the need to address climate change, including remarks in Tuesday night's State of the Union address, and now needed to stop the pipeline to signal his seriousness.

Indeed, the absence of Hazard here seems a fairly eloquent statement in itself.

"It wasn't a particularly eloquent statement, but we hoped it would get a point across," Mr. Brendler said.

Without perspective or sense of scale, the book's most eloquent statement is that of its own confused immensity.

Perhaps Lassnig's most eloquent statement about herself was the semi-animated film Cantata, made in 1992.

Usher gives an eloquent statement in which he credits the civil-rights activists and leaders who preceded Obama.