Hendrik Hertzberg eloquently explored this question recently.
Plays like "The Waverly Gallery" have eloquently explored Alzheimer's, while "Bent" and "Old Wicked Songs" have told convincing, even essential, tales of the Holocaust.
Wayne Koestenbaum, an astute cultural critic who in the past has eloquently explored topics ranging from opera to Jacqueline Onassis, has written a brief biography, "Andy Warhol," part of the Penguin Lives series, that is not so much the account of a life as a spin on an inner life.
This decline is explored eloquently in Arthur Danto's book The Abuse of Beauty (2003).
This is explored eloquently in the book, Blind Spot: Hidden Biases of Good People, by Banaji and Greenwald.
While Google Glass isn't the first device that allows us to photograph in public, a point explored eloquently by WIRED's Mat Honan, it's perhaps the device itself and what it signifies that makes us so uncomfortable.
They are suffused with a bittersweet mood that seems eloquently appropriate to a writer who has explored with such unsparing honesty the depths of human suffering and degradation in the great tragedies.
Against that can be set the copious evidence of family fun, 1890s-style: games, pets, pantomimes, charades, the zoo, ice-skating, exploring the city, and all the summer pleasures of St Ives, to be so eloquently recalled: cricket and photography, birds' eggs and butterfly-collecting, regattas and fireworks and Cornish teas, days on the sand.
Surfaces are eloquently rough.
