Abizadeh eloquently states this point when he asserts that "a shared global identity may face many obstacles, but metaphysical impossibility and conceptual confusion are not among them".
He also regained his perch atop the FedEx points list, making him the No. 1 seed going into the Tour Championship, and he eloquently stated his case for a 10th player of the year award with the win over the runners-up Jim Furyk, who shot a 66, and Leishman, who shot a 69.
As Mr. Davis so eloquently stated, my brother Michael Newdow stood before the Supreme Court for all of us.
As the president eloquently stated, for the millions who would have seen their taxes rise or their unemployment benefits end, this is not some ideological game.
On Monday, John Tavener had eloquently stated his artistic credo on Radio 4's Start the Week, and on Tuesday he died.
A spokesperson for the Israeli government very eloquently stated: "We [Israel] use our arms to protect our children whereas Hamas use their children to protect their arms".
It's our responsibility to carry a mantle of public service which was so eloquently stated by the president for whom [the Harvard Kennedy School] is named," said Bacow.
Rarely has the motivation for platonism been so eloquently stated.
This is because, as you so eloquently stated, they believe, ?minority issues are not their issues.?
eloquently stated, he left "an imprint on the conscience of a nation".
Or as Boies Penrose, a former senator from Pennsylvania, eloquently stated, "Public office … is the last refuge of the incompetent".
