Sentence examples for eloquent symbol from inspiring English sources

It's an eloquent symbol for the tension between anxiety and luxury that makes "Dinner at Eight" something more than a vintage curiosity.

The Vatican newspaper on Monday and again on Wednesday used its front page to protest the court ruling, and Pope John Paul II on Wednesday made a point of saying that "the cross of Christ is the eloquent symbol" of a loving, caring civilization.

Rand denied that criminality as such was the important attribute of the characters, saying that a criminal could serve as "an eloquent symbol" of independence and rebellion against conformity, but stated, "I do not think, nor did I think when I wrote this play, that a swindler is a heroic character or that a respectable banker is a villain".

"He is an eloquent symbol of hope for young victims of violence, as well as those working to demobilize and rehabilitate children caught up in armed conflict".

'An eloquent symbol of hope' "Ishmael Beah speaks on behalf of young people around the world whose lives have been scarred by violence, deprivation and other violations of their rights," said Executive Director Ann M. Veneman, announcing his appointment at UNICEF House in New York.

But its structure was four storeys out of the ground and, faced with the alternative of abandoning it as an instant ruin and all-too-eloquent symbol of failure, the government pressed on.

The combination of drawn symbols and gestures are so eloquent that some linguists have even claimed that entire narratives could be relayed without the storyteller opening their mouth.

His eloquent and forceful presence made him a personal symbol of his own ideas.

Her sardonic, eloquent Vivian is always an individual, never a symbol of death or dying.

He was paradoxically eloquent and effusive about wordlessness, making it a haunting symbol of any artist's isolation.

It is an eloquent emblem of the city's hours in the crucible and a symbol of its endurance.