Sentence examples for eloquently applied from inspiring English sources
This approach, which has been most eloquently applied in the Great Basin by Charlotte Beck and George Jones, is a primary means through which researchers can consider prehistoric landscape use at a regional scale.
The news was made public today at the company's big annual conference, EC4, where Libin talked eloquently on the merits of short-term and long-term decisions and how that applies to life and also to Evernote.
Several commentators cited The Times David Leonhardt, who in his last Economic Scene column, "Lessons From the Malaise," wrote eloquently about what happens — or rather what doesn't happen — when a nation refuses to apply common sense and logic to its problems: The [recent economic] malaise obviously has several causes, some of which are beyond our control.
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Surfaces are eloquently rough.
It spoke eloquently about politics.
Its wealth speaks eloquently.
Yaroslavna laments (eloquently).
Bill in Tucson makes my point eloquently.
George Packer: That's very eloquently said.
