Sentence examples for if eloquent from inspiring English sources

After the outbreak of war with Revolutionary France in 1793, all but the most radical Whigs joined the government, leaving Fox in hopeless, if eloquent, opposition.

Surgical removal of the epileptogenic zone is not an ideal alternative option to pharmacotherapy if eloquent brain areas are involved.

Appearing on CNN in 1996, he answered the question in eloquent if not entirely grammatical English.

As befits a man who has placed great faith in the healing power of language, Mr. Rodriguez speaks of his particular tilt at the windmills of prejudice in eloquent, if slightly tortured, terms.

Other authors, even if considering gliomas both in eloquent and in noneloquent areas, focused on 5-ALA and neurophysiological assisted surgery providing satisfactory and safe results [ 12, 13] compared to other multimodal approaches such as intraoperative MRI and neurophysiological monitoring [ 21].

He manages to sound both intimate (as if sending eloquent letters to a favorite relative) and consequential.

Yet in just such a moment — with bullets cracking and death apparently imminent — Wood is an unflappable if not eloquent guide.

Although Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump is rarely if ever eloquent, there's a silver-tongued simplicity to his promise to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants: they didn't play by the rules, so they must go.

His influence produced ratification by Virginia and led John Marshall to say that, if eloquence included "persuasion by convincing, Mr. Madison was the most eloquent man I ever heard".

If you are the vice president, you might be tempted to offer an eloquent, if obscene, two-word rejoinder.

If so, his eloquent piece might have prevented its wrongful condemnation.