Sentence examples for eloquently appropriate from inspiring English sources

They are suffused with a bittersweet mood that seems eloquently appropriate to a writer who has explored with such unsparing honesty the depths of human suffering and degradation in the great tragedies.

I commend him for speaking up so eloquently at the appropriate time.

This is one reason Ian McEwan's "Solar," one of the few recent novels that speak eloquently, and with the appropriate sense of absurdity, about man's efforts to reverse climate change, is set in the present and recent past.

Bruce Sledge sang Leicester eloquently but acted stiffly, perhaps appropriate given his dubious loyalties, divided between queens.

Communicate eloquently and assertively, and use appropriate gestures when there is a need to do so.

Surfaces are eloquently rough.

It spoke eloquently about politics.

Their modesty bespeaks it, eloquently.

Its wealth speaks eloquently.

Muhammad Yunus speaks eloquently about eradicating poverty, but some advocates of commercialization argue that microcredit burdens the very poor with debt, and that the less poor are the only appropriate customers.

Yaroslavna laments (eloquently).