Sentence examples for eloquent terms from inspiring English sources

In "Aspects of the Novel," Forster discusses prophecy in nearly mystical and certainly eloquent terms.

To the tribute of indignation and sympathy expressed in eloquent terms by Mr Asquith and Mr Bonar Law there was universal assent in the House of Commons.

Each one wants to form the head, and they explain their reasoning in surprisingly eloquent terms.

Amazed by the Freiburg Suspension Bridge, they wrote to their parents, describing the wonders of the bridge in eloquent terms.

A wiser person would put that in more eloquent terms, but the fact is, stereotypes, of any kind, are counterproductive.

This document detailed the services which their "lord and sovereign" Robert the Bruce had rendered to Scotland, and affirmed in eloquent terms the independence of the Scots.

And how can anything so eloquent be termed "silent"?

– to wax eloquent in whatever terms you wish about the books John Mullan discusses every month.

Since she began her campaign to stop the devastation of rural Indian lives by the building of hydro-electric dams, Roy has laughed off the term 'writer-activist' as being no more eloquent than the term 'sofa-bed'.

As befits a man who has placed great faith in the healing power of language, Mr. Rodriguez speaks of his particular tilt at the windmills of prejudice in eloquent, if slightly tortured, terms.

Besides strategy, business is all about selling, sometimes recognized by other eloquent and highly technical terms like "story-telling" and "public relations".