Sentence examples for eloquently argued from inspiring English sources

It's her rich and eloquently argued body of philosophical work.

They made a body of work that effectively and eloquently argued for what is Afro-Cuban jazz.

As Stephen Lindsay Ross has eloquently argued, we are a diverse community and to ignore that is to exclude important parts of who we are.

Mr. Lieberman has long and eloquently argued that a general decline in moral values, especially in popular culture, must be reversed by a reaffirmation of religion.

As Henry Porter has so eloquently argued here so often, our freedoms in this country enjoy little protection from the will and whim of the government.

To date, the anti-cuts movement has eloquently argued against the cuts and pointed out the multiple billions in tax dodged by corporations.

To economists, scalping creates value, as Steven Happel and Marianne Jennings of Arizona State eloquently argue in the Cato Journal.

After a stop work order is imposed, and numerous building code violations are cited, Craig eloquently argues his case.

In the end, as Goldstein's book eloquently argues, science and philosophy fulfil two different but complementary roles.

This, he eloquently argues, would not be the happy future so many envision but a dark one.

Less overtly political than Ms. Lhamo, Mr. Gyurme still eloquently argues for the preservation of Tibet, in a form flexible enough to appeal to the West.