Sentence examples for eloquent yet from inspiring English sources

"Well," I said, and I gave her an expansively eloquent, yet surprisingly modest answer, which failed to mention the fact that I had not written a short story in years.

Then Williams, a 20-year-old who is eloquent yet cautious, did not utter another syllable about a New York team that needs a 6-foot-2 point guard who can score.

As played by the gifted Susan Heyward, the scene is unbearably sad and eloquent, yet so modestly presented and genuine that it never strains to reach the audience's tear ducts.

Thus, the aim was to define the different avenues for receiving score points, and to give example responses which were exemplary, along with ones which while not as eloquent, yet provided sufficient information to receive the score points.

Eschewing the eloquent yet slippery persona which saw him become a household name during the Froch bouts, Groves has morphed into a Bleeding Gums Murphy figure ahead of his comeback bout, a wildly talented yet seemingly fragile prodigy who perhaps blew his chance at the bigtime.

Although the author's dry wit and "British reserve" make him seem somewhat curmudgeonly at times, this book is an eloquent yet unsentimental testimonial about a man devoted to his "one true owl", and the profound impact that relationship with this bird had on his life.

Striding across stage in his bright white jacket, his voice soaring and cracking – like Charlie Parker's – he was nervous but prickly eloquent, caustic yet encouraging.

It seems to tell you everything with eloquent concision and yet it sustains a mystery.

He manages to find an idiom that is at once artful and disjointed, suggestive of unformed teen-age thought and yet eloquent.

Fizzy yet eloquent correspondence, toughening over time, from a man who once accurately wrote to his mother, "You've got a fascinating youth for a son, my dear".

This will be the first general managers' meeting since the Toronto Maple Leafs fired Brian Burke, who had been a blustery yet eloquent fixture at these conclaves in one capacity or another for about two decades.