According to a DSE (Downs Syndrome Education) article on Creative arts, imagination and expression, persons with Downs Syndrome experience deep feelings they may express eloquently through visual and performing arts, but otherwise find difficult to communicate.
Rediscovering Dwight D. Eisenhower is timely for several reasons, including those expressed eloquently in Jean Edward Smith's column, "Why We Should Still Like Ike" (Op-Ed, July 7).
Muntazer al-Zaidi, the Iraqi citizen, might have expressed eloquently with that shoe what many of us felt about Bush and his war, but al-Zaidi the journalist did us all a disservice.
"I have won 15 prizes, been a European champion … " That may be a grandiose way of describing Zenit St Petersburg's 2008 Uefa Cup triumph but his point was expressed eloquently.
Charles expressed eloquently the personal journey that brought him to that handshake: "Through this dreadful experience, I now understand in a profound way the agonies borne by so many others in these islands, of whatever faith, denomination or political tradition," he said.
The roots of this non-conformism, expressed eloquently by the historian and peer Asa Briggs when he helped found the University of Sussex in 1961 with the aim of "redrawing the map of learning", lie as much in the primeval geography of the county as the more recently acquired refusal of its inhabitants to bow to the mainstream.
Nevertheless, the abrupt rise of the two biggest countries of the orient reaffirms the faith expressed eloquently by the American columnist Thomas Friedman: that globalising free-market capitalism and democracy will enable much of the world's population to reach the summit of material plenitude, political stability and social security, where western societies apparently reside.
In a manner I cannot express eloquently, the ergonomics are perfect for my dimensions and the click of the shutter button offers more satisfaction.
This is expressed eloquently by the nurse in case study 2: "When a patient leaves the hospital, our responsibility ends there and then".
Wanting to be as famous and wealthy as TV's Doctor Christian is, and not expressing that eloquently enough.
Still, the German maestro has never had trouble expressing himself eloquently when the occasion called for it.
