Sentence examples for eloquently displayed from inspiring English sources

It astounds me that post-9/11, there are still those who don't appreciate the privileges of our democracy, most eloquently displayed in our free elections.

But, added to the litany of grievances that always seem to need to be redressed, there is the feeling both nations invest into the game, the sense of which (as the response in England to Beckham's injury eloquently displayed) national self-esteem is bound up with the fortunes of the national team.

Robertson-Glasgow noted that while he could curse very eloquently, Jardine displayed "dislike of waste in material or words".

None of the photographs or film clips speak as eloquently as a few displayed envelopes from around the world.

Well, I do suppose I would rather bask in the unbridled sunlight of liberal values of fairness, tolerance and love so eloquently on display in many of the comments made on my first contribution here.

Not only does he speak eloquently but he concurrently displays the debilitating motor symptoms characteristic of Parkinson's disease while he is advocating for more research funding.

On all those fronts, Mr Obama was eloquently sensible, frequently quoting the Koran to reinforce his message of peace.Mr Obama again displayed his zeal for trying to crack the Israel-Palestine puzzle from the very start of his presidency, whereas Mr Bush tried only at the end of his.

The words "We'll miss you AP!" were displayed on the big screens regularly during the soon-to-retire champion jockey's final Festival, and, simply but eloquently, they reflected the prevailing mood.

Back in the studio a few days earlier, after displaying his artifact collection, he showed off an auction catalog of new items on his wish list, ones that also spoke eloquently of nature and its strangeness, but in a very different way than a meteorite.

Surfaces are eloquently rough.

It spoke eloquently about politics.