Sentence examples for eloquently summarized from inspiring English sources

The shortcomings of the speech are well reported, but perhaps most eloquently summarized by my colleague, who said, "Mubarak will burn the city before he feeds it".

He won the presidency of the Harvard Law Review in part because, weeks before voting, he made a speech in favor of affirmative action that so eloquently summarized the objections to it that the Review's conservatives decided he felt their concerns deeply.

For time-homogeneous Markov chains there is a well-established stability theory most eloquently summarized by Meyn and Tweedie [14].

Suzy Chapman has eloquently summarized how the DSM-5 criteria set for somatic symptom disorder is overinclusive, and she has outlined the harms that may result.

The importance of getting tested is eloquently summarized in this brief video produced by Portland, Oregon-based Cascade AIDS Project, which is funded in part by ETAF.

In Florida, where it all began, and across America, where it now proudly stands, AIJ is, as David Lawrence Jr. so eloquently summarized, "fighting to ensure that [we as a people] do not shrink from [our] commitment to human rights and individual liberty".

"Sure," he replies, without much conviction in his voice.  .

Eloquently summarizing the urgency of action, she stated that "the compelling nature of what was right appeared both unquestionable and unavoidable".

The current state of affairs was eloquently captured and summarized by Eli Saslow in an article for The Washington Post.

… Dr. Trikos, purveyor of an eponymous lotion for irritations of the skin and baldness, summarized it all eloquently: "I have cured myself, I have cured my friends, and I wish to cure all who suffer".

While summarizing their eloquently described guidelines does them a disservice, briefly, they make three suggestions related to choosing the research question and three related to the how the researcher goes about answering the question.