It captures, as Lester eloquently observes, "the intoxicating, ephemeral moment when art, science and philosophy all seemed to be merging, and when it seemed possible that, with their help, the individual human mind might actually be able to comprehend and depict the nature of.
Joy Ladin, a transgender poet and writer eloquently observes: Gender is a covenant, a promise that the maleness or femaleness we present in public represents both our genitalia and our gender identity, our private sense of whether we are male or female.
("Sell, give away, or throw away your books. They're parasites draining away a part of your life" [foggbird].) Others reported feeling conflicted, none more eloquently than ACW, who observed that "very few other possessions prompt such an emotional outpouring when we rid ourselves of them".
"That motherfucker," Tyler observes eloquently of the Sade-covering R&B ace in the Odd Future pack, "is inspiration as fuck".
Hillary Clinton tried to make this point during the primary campaign when she observed that while Martin Luther King Jr. eloquently framed the moral argument for civil rights, it was the savvy horse-trader Lyndon B. Johnson who made them into law.
As Italy observed a day of national mourning, the country's president, Giorgio Napolitano, talked eloquently about the deaths at sea as a "succession of true slaughters of innocents".
I begin to observe how he eloquently eats his food and how the dimples on his cheek would appear every time he smiled.
Mr. Vásquez's book observes the frozen sea inside his men and women, often eloquently, and from many angles.
