Sentence examples for eloquently encapsulates from inspiring English sources

For those who still question if they're still too young and healthy to make an advance health care plan, perhaps it's best to leave the final word to the National Healthcare Decisions Day, whose theme for this year eloquently encapsulates the argument for advance directives: "It Always Seems Too Early, Until It's Too Late".

Two advocates of the ethnographic approach to patient safety research eloquently encapsulate the rationale behind the present study.

In the 60s and 70s, releasing a track that was under 60 seconds long was a revolutionary act - a means of encapsulating a theory eloquently and abruptly - though the Beatles posthumously saw them as embarrassments.

Her headline of the article encapsulated the heart of the matter eloquently: Blow from MAZLUMDER's Turkish Islamists to Kurds.

Surfaces are eloquently rough.

"It encapsulates that spirit".

Its wealth speaks eloquently.

Yaroslavna laments (eloquently).

Bill in Tucson makes my point eloquently.

George Packer: That's very eloquently said.

Grayling demonstrates this point eloquently.