Sentence examples for eloquently revealed from inspiring English sources
Yet, as work by Adrienne Burgess and others has eloquently revealed, through the ages many fathers have cared – and passionately.
The cellist Edward Arron, the group's artistic coordinator; the violinist Colin Jacobsen; and the violist Nicholas Cords eloquently revealed the work's nuances, beginning with the sparse, questioning fragments that open the first movement and show the influence of Webern, one of Ms. Gubaidulina's favorite composers.
When men's careers are valued over women's lives, dangerous men are free to find even more people to prey on without consequence, as a recent long-form story on former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar from New York magazine's The Cut so eloquently reveals.
Ms. Sims, eloquently — even voluptuously — revealed the choreography's beauties of shape and current.
As Martyn Perks, a blogger for the Independent, so eloquently puts it, blue-sky thinking "can reveal the barriers, hindrances, hurdles and naysayers which might be the real reason as to why so many good ideas never come to fruition.
In a Guardian interview from 2012, Stephen reveals himself to be rational and polite, capable of eloquently justifying his actions.
It describes the book as "an eloquently written compendium of curious natural facts and observations on Amazon life before the rubber boom, revealing the amazing zoological and botanical richness of the region" and calls his specimens "a hugely significant contribution to zoological discovery".
(Appelfeld speaks eloquently of Kafka's handwriting in Hebrew, with its "love for the isolated letter," while the Czech novelist Ivan Klima reveals his "obsession with the problem of justice, with the feelings of people who have been condemned and cast out, the lonely and the helpless").
Surfaces are eloquently rough.
It spoke eloquently about politics.
Its wealth speaks eloquently.
