Sentence examples for how eloquently from inspiring English sources

And at one point he notes "how eloquently houses speak, of landscape and weather".

It's a reminder of how eloquently the body can speak and of how little it takes to create entertainment.

It really makes you sad when you think of debates today when you see how eloquently these men expressed themselves.

In American debates, and particularly in this debate, facts are not sufficient, no matter how eloquently spoken.

This year the poignancy and quiet ceremony of "Eventide" (1997), with its five male-female couples, showed how eloquently Mr. Taylor can work within this format.

Walking through the grid of ribbons, buttons, toothpaste tubes, combs and gramophones was a challenge to consider how much our possessions say about us, how eloquently the humblest domestic artifacts communicate the joys and sorrows of family life, and how we can never save enough to protect ourselves from the inevitability of loss.

What is perhaps most striking about "Way Out There in the Blue" is how clearly, eloquently and engagingly FitzGerald manages to describe a set of obscure and complicated events.

I begin to observe how he eloquently eats his food and how the dimples on his cheek would appear every time he smiled.

Trentemøller is a music journalists' worst nightmare his music is mercurial and indefinable, leaping from electronic to punk rock in mere seconds, leaving his critics at a loss for how to eloquently describe the Danish-born multi-instrumentalist's layered masterpieces.

Trentemoller is a music journalists' worst nightmare his music is mercurial and indefinable, leaping from electronic to punk rock in mere seconds, leaving his critics at a loss for how to eloquently describe the Danish-born multi-instrumentalist's layered masterpieces.

Partridge shows eloquently how a season of protest educated and transformed Selma's children, but what had the president learned — and how?