Sentence examples for exceptional eloquence from inspiring English sources
Having considered the potential social costs of what it calls "age-retardation," the council's report, a government document of exceptional eloquence, mostly urges caution.
It will be delivered by a man renowned for his exceptional eloquence, at a moment when not just America but the world is looking for a giant pick-me-up, in the depths of the biggest economic crisis in 80 years.
Whether it is the richness of their string tone, the exceptional eloquence of their wind principals or simply the spacious texture of their ensemble, whose quietness has to be heard to be believed, the Berliners command an orchestral palette that few others can match, even the best.
Michelle Obama explained from her heart with exceptional eloquence that there is no excuse for the behavior of a presidential candidate who demeans and harasses women.
"They expressed themselves at great length with exceptional depth and eloquence that would do credit to any politician or thinker," Mr. Chernow said.
But the problem with such poetry of everyday speech and familiar echoes is that they never ascend to true, lyric eloquence of authenticity because such poems simplify in a way that exceptional poetry resists.
Regardless of eloquence, Justice Scalia's narrow view neglected the proper human element of Martin's exceptional case, as the zany U.S.G.A. did with Penterman.
Raymond of Penyafort (died 1275), a great canonist, and St . Vincent Ferrer(died 1419), a preacher of exceptional eloquence were outstanding representatives of the university tradition.
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His eloquence was too diffuse.
