Sentence examples for found eloquent from inspiring English sources
Mary Augusta Ward's rejection of a supernaturally oriented Christianity in favour of a strong social commitment found eloquent expression in her novel Robert Elsmere (1888), the story of a young Anglican clergyman's conversion to the belief that "Religion consists alone in the service of the people".
Those pressures and tensions found eloquent voice in the person of John Cameron, the narrator of The Rye Man, a newly appointed head teacher who is overwhelmed by his own sense of failure and by the deadening culture of common assessment instruments, and tiers of entry, and external assessment resources: interestingly, it is perhaps his angriest book.
His emphasis on the preservation of democratic government and the opportunities of free labor as central to the patriotic outlook is hardly new — one need only read Lincoln's wartime speeches to find eloquent expression of these themes.
This view finds eloquent support in another third-century work, the "Disquisition on Capacity and Nature" (Caixing lun) by Yuan Zhun, who was on good terms with Ruan Ji.
Read on a regular basis, and pay particular attention to the things characters say that you find eloquent.
MacArthur's farewell speech to Congress, though, was good -- the Times found it "eloquent and deeply moving".
There's no question that genre enthusiasts have found an eloquent spokesman in Lev Grossman, whose own novel "The Magicians" was hailed as "a postadolescent Harry Potter".
As a group they found an eloquent advocate in the critic and historian Amy Goldin, who was immersed in the study of Islamic art.
They found Henry James eloquent on the spirituality and the architecture of St. Peter's, though snobbish about the Roman Carnival; if he knew in advance it would be loud and touristy, why did he go?
Many of those who came by yesterday struggled to find something eloquent to say.
She got just 2% in this week's instant rating of the speakers, a slight improvement on the first debate, but I find her eloquent.
