Sentence examples for eloquently drawn from inspiring English sources

It is as eloquently drawn as a cartoon.

Each succinct biography, often eloquently drawn, strives to capture the essence of its subject.

It's as if the other cartoonists were expressively drawing Yiddish while Krigstein eloquently drew Hebrew.

In 2005, he began developing a body of work that beautifully and eloquently draws from classic Italian iconography mixing with modern day celebrity images.

Mr. Lang has often drawn persuasively from the minimalist palette, and he has written eloquently for percussion, yet this piece does not present him at his best.

But the briefest glimpse of it in colour photographs, the sky illuminated by streaks of electricity drawn to the vast field of attracting rods, communicates so much, so eloquently.

"You can have the best story in the world, but if you cannot eloquently convey it you cannot draw people in," she said.

Rather easier to get a conceptual grip on is Year Walk, a spooky, first-person tale drawing on Swedish mythology to decorate its eloquently engineered puzzles with macabre embellishments.

Rather easier to get a conceptual grip on is Year Walk, a spooky, first-person tale drawing on Swedish mythology to decorate its eloquently engineered puzzles with macabre embellishments (read more about it on The Creators Project) It, too, was rapturously received: "elegant, artful" and "unmissable" was Eurogamer's verdict, one echoed across the games press.

His powerful voice reminds us, over and over again, of the responsibility of writers to be constantly in search of new forms of expression that may draw us out of our complacency, as he does so eloquently here.

In this, her best model may be Chief Justice John Roberts, Jr., who drew on his years of advocacy before the Supreme Court to eloquently set the stage for his hearings with his "judges are like umpires" metaphor.