Sentence examples for eloquent that from inspiring English sources

Again, the timbral combination was peculiar, but Mr. Taylor's playing is so virtuosic and eloquent that one could hardly complain.

But Mr. Chipperfield's museum looks so beautiful and is so eloquent that it short-circuits doubt and criticism.

The Sibelius waltz is itself so darkly eloquent that it does more work than choreographer or heroine.

The letters are so eloquent that Mr. Milner suspects that Knight, who died in 1953, and his friends expected future historians to appreciate the prose.

"I wish I was that eloquent that I had more ways to phrase it for you," Devils Coach Peter DeBoer said when asked about Brodeur.

These extemporaneous remarks were so poignant and eloquent that he was unexpectedly catapulted into a new career as agent for the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society. Anti-Slavery Society

I realised that the four words, "To Niall, my books", were more eloquent than anything that had ever passed between us.

Are there any tributes more powerful or eloquent than those that are put to music?

The award committee called it "a precise and eloquent work that examines a deliberate system of racial suppression and that rescues a multitude of atrocities from virtual obscurity".

Chris Martins of Spin called it an alternately grandiose and eloquent production that "owes as much to the artist's self-aggrandizing ego as to the voracious id that would destroy it publicly".

And nobody's been more eloquent about that than Governor Schwarzenegger.