Sentence examples for eloquently mentioned from inspiring English sources

I learned that the NPCA is advocating for the creation of a Stonewall National Park unit to bring National Park Service representation for each of the "Seneca Falls, Selma and Stonewall" histories Barack Obama so eloquently mentioned in his second inauguration address.

We need, as the 12th Five-Year Plan has mentioned eloquently, a growth rate of about 8 percent.

As eloquently explained by one Afro-Colombian leader -- a young, brave attorney who herself has been displaced for a second time and who would rather her name not be mentioned -- the Colombian government has itself recognized that their rights to the territory have been violated.

Michael Kimmelman wrote eloquently of the problems facing art museums but did not mention the museum board.

They've slammed men and taken down women, so naturally the next stereotype they want to mention, but not really say anything about is, as Dan eloquently puts it, "the-guy-like-everyone's-dancing-like-having-a-good-time-on-the-dancefloor-and-some-guy-you-don't-know-decides-to-rock-into-the-middle-of-your-crew-and-rock-some-outrageous-dance-moves!" We all know a guy like that don't we?

If something similar were put into effect nationwide, we could expect a big rise in our schools educational productivity and fairness -- not to mention all those other benefits of the common school which leaders down the decades have written about so eloquently.

One had only to goad him mischievously by mentioning the high staffing levels at the ECB, the England and Wales Cricket Board, in more recent years, and his eyes would take on a kind of exasperation and drift eloquently towards the ceiling.

Surfaces are eloquently rough.

It spoke eloquently about politics.

Its wealth speaks eloquently.

Yaroslavna laments (eloquently).