Sentence examples for eloquently set from inspiring English sources

It was wonderful to read some of the message that Jesus brought so eloquently set out by a secular newspaper, but so sad that it is not being said by the church itself from the steps of St Paul's.

There is no doubt that Dr King would have been proud as Barack Obama stood on the stage at Denver's Invesco Stadium, and so eloquently set out his case for why he – the first African American presidential nominee to lead a major political party in America - would be the best choice as the next American president.

In this, her best model may be Chief Justice John Roberts, Jr., who drew on his years of advocacy before the Supreme Court to eloquently set the stage for his hearings with his "judges are like umpires" metaphor.

It eloquently sets out the suspicion and resentment that many young folk feel for large companies.

To the Editor: Frank R. Lindh, John Walker Lindh's father, eloquently sets out the case for the travesty that was the plea deal for his son.

There are face-offs between free speech and censorship, faith and reason, passion and rationalism, all of them eloquently elaborated and set running, like so many clockwork mice, by a writer fired with genuine curiosity.

But Ms. Shaw is nowhere finer than at those moments of self-illumination that come on Courage rather like the fireball that briefly sets ablaze Tom Pye's eloquently spartan set.

Indeed, it was set out eloquently in a New York Times opinion article by US Secretary of State John Kerry on the 29 August.

Russia is, firstly, overturning the post-Cold War security order in Europe; the vision of a new way of doing things set out most eloquently in the Nato-Russia Founding Act of 1997.

"In Memoriam" is eloquently put together.

These are the facts, eloquently put.