Sentence examples for eloquently shows from inspiring English sources

But the essentials of public health, as she eloquently shows, most assuredly are "human rights".

Yet Browning, as "My Last Duchess" so eloquently shows, always knew that art - the pursuit of pattern - is meaningless unless it is humanised, rooted in the real.

Although the city eventually took back the trains, Austin eloquently shows how and why the culture of "writing" survived to become an international art movement and a vital part of hip-hop culture.

More generally, public health depends on educating people and persuading them to change their behaviour, as well as on having the right medicines, as the example of HIV and AIDS eloquently shows.

LACMA's exhibition, "Bodies and Shadows: Caravaggio and His Legacy," eloquently shows the profound and lasting influence of Caravaggio, not only on Italian but also on French, Spanish and Dutch art.

The medical literature eloquently shows the need for special attention to child health in such situations.

Maria Vullo, our attorney, eloquently showed the pattern to the jury: poster, murder; poster, murder; poster, murder -- all since 1993.

The program ended with a duet by Ms. Vaidyanathan and Ms. Khanam, eloquently showing how aspects of Kathak and Bharatanatyam, sharing space and time, can conduct a dialogue.

In Christian theology and ethics, charity (a translation of the Greek word agapē, also meaning "love") is most eloquently shown in the life, teachings, and death of Jesus Christ.

Computers do crash, but RBS is far too big and it has eloquently shown the folly of over-centralised, mechanised banking systems which have sucked the life out of local, branch-based, relationship banking.

And in "Epilogue," an understated alto-saxophone solo, Mr. Lehman eloquently showed how pacing, proportion, color and expressive liberty are matters of interest to jazz improvisers and modernist composers alike.