Sentence examples for eloquent work from inspiring English sources

Part 3, though, is among Echenoz's most eloquent work.

Depending on one's point of view, he was either a crackpot or the American Tolstoy, who had turned silence itself into his most eloquent work of art.

Susan Sontag's ruminative fantasy about the life of Alice James is a presumptuous but oddly eloquent work, teetering throughout on the cusp between pretentiousness and profundity.

They were part of the Soaking Wet series created by Jeffrey Kazin and David Parker, who included a program note explaining that the two choreographers "show an underlying unity of purpose in their creation of eloquent work".

We look at it in order to know things, and what eloquent work of reportage, or what artfully staged Turner prize photowork, will ever compete on a level with getting a closer look at Kim Kardashian's bottom?

"Alice in Bed," Susan Sontag's ruminative fantasy about the life of Alice James, is a presumptuous but oddly eloquent work, teetering throughout on the cusp between pretentiousness and profundity.

These simple, eloquent works, both by artists based in New York, layer references to Pop Art and Minimalism with a poetic use of materials.

In this show the term covers a group of enigmatic but sometimes eloquent works fashioned of lead, a malleable medium favored by Mr. Morris.

The peculiar thing about his own plays is that when read, they seem far too eloquent to work on stage, yet the stage is often where they work best.

But whereas King's voice was lyrical, flowing and eloquent, this work is disjointed and sometimes grating.

The playing was unshakable, with eloquent solo work from the principal French-horn player Philip Myers, the bass clarinetist Amy Zoloto and, again, Mr. Ikuma.