Sentence examples for eloquently called from inspiring English sources

The Dutch woman had eloquently called the piece "a kind of time machine, defying any moment".

His Game Management (1933) was followed in 1949 by the posthumous A Sand County Almanac, which eloquently called for the preservation of ecosystems.

Such a pro-active policy would go a long way to fulfilling individuals' and families' lives as well as securing our promise as the one nation that Mr. Obama so eloquently called upon us to be.

At a time when women are demanding to be heard, in an era of fake news and bad apologies, she eloquently called attention to the need to speak "your truth," as well as the importance for people to listen.

This vibrant shore town went from what Bruce Springsteen so eloquently called "My City Of Ruins" in his 2000 hit song, to one of the most talked about and visited summer destinations for the LGBT community.

We will concentrate our technological development and capital investment in mining what Thomas Friedman has so eloquently called "fuels from hell", that is underground, exhaustible, carbon emitting energy sources and put a hold on developing and utilizing "fuels from heaven", such as solar and wind that are inexhaustible and do not emit greenhouse gasses.

We are clearly heading for a situation where we are not allowed to speak metaphorically at all, for fear we might create what Mitchell so eloquently calls a storm in a tea cup.

But I also hate National Grammar Day, because it ends up being less a celebration of the weirdness of English and more an annual conclave of the "peeververein" (as gentleman-copyeditor John E McIntyre so eloquently calls them).

It was the same place he sat 43 years ago, as a young soldier, bravely and eloquently calling for an end to American fighting in Vietnam, his generation's endless war – the same war that led to Congress passing the War Powers Resolution, the law the Obama administration has now decided it can completely disregard.

Before you know it you will be given another pink slip (or a 'degree' as they eloquently call it).

You will become brilliant and successful and laugh again and, in whatever Lifetime Achievement Award Speech you give 20 years later, you will nobly, wittily, and eloquently CALL THOSE DUMBHEADS OUT on ever firing you.