Sentence examples for is eloquently represented from inspiring English sources

Tragedy of man!" Still, the tragedy of man is eloquently represented.

I'm in awe of the young people on the panel who are so eloquently representing their generation.

"In Memoriam" is eloquently put together.

Recollection in Atwood's novel is eloquently uneven.

(This view is eloquently explained in the book "The Party Decides," by the political scientists Marty Cohen and others).

Tinee was fairly scathing: "[MacLane] on the screen is eloquently expressed by the minus sign.

An art historian, played by Bill Nighy, is eloquently championing his favourite painter to a rapt audience.

"Every phrase that Mr. Brendel plays is eloquently speech-like," Sun told me afterward in an e-mail.

The main effect plot in Fig. 2 indicates that, the surface finish is eloquently improved by increasing cutting speed.

This topic is eloquently reviewed elsewhere (62, 63).

"He's a guy with a very broad cultural view who has eloquently represented the artists and the best traditions of country music," Mr. Stuart said.