Sentence examples for engaging eloquence from inspiring English sources
But it tells the remarkable story of Roosevelt's life with an engaging eloquence and with largely personal and mostly interesting opinions about the people and events he is describing.
What was abandoned is the forte of painting as the medium of creative solitude: the individual artist engaging the individual viewer with stroke-by-stroke intimacy and nuanced eloquence.
In a forceful 50 minutes of plain speaking and moments of eloquence, Mr. Bush defined a more engaged and activist presidency, spurred by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, the faltering economy and public concerns over the implosion of the Enron Corporation.
May they absorb his eloquence and his quick, tough earthiness.
President Obama's first major speech on immigration had the eloquence and clarity we have come to expect when he engages a wrenching national debate.
A fruitful and informative debate followed, in which supporters and detractors of ideas spoke with more passion and eloquence than they had during the first discussion and more people engaged in the discussion.
