Sentence examples for he speaks eloquently from inspiring English sources
He speaks eloquently of Mr. Bloomberg's conviction that an attack must not happen again.
He speaks eloquently about how playing besuboru in Japan has made him a rich man, physically, spiritually and financially.
He speaks eloquently about America's divisions of race and class, and says the old rhetoric of racial grievance has exhausted itself.
He speaks eloquently of the price his country has paid – and continues to pay – for feeding the west's appetite for illicit drugs.
Even when he speaks eloquently on the subject, as he did in his 2008 speech in Philadelphia, he presents himself as a bridge between white and black rather than the civil rights leader-in-chief.
Trained as an agronomist, he speaks eloquently about how, say, varying pH levels in the soils of two Wachau vineyards separated by only a narrow road — Achleiten and Klaus — inflect the wines produced from them.
He spoke eloquently and seemed to indicate that if elected his presidency would be different.
He spoke eloquently and with great fervor about the dangers of climate change.
In his appearance before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in early May, he spoke eloquently about promoting American values.
While he spoke eloquently about threats of terrorism, he kept quiet about human rights abuses in Kashmir.
He spoke eloquently and personally of having "more yesterdays than tomorrows".
