The cynical contempt that Mipim has for those in housing need is demonstrated by an earlier title (now changed) of one of its workshops: Investing in Affordable Housing – Is It Worth It? Nothing more eloquently expresses why we should say no to Mipim and yes to a publicly accountable housing policy that puts people before profits.
The inconsistent, hesitant, nervous response to the Arab spring by western leaders eloquently expresses it today.
With its incisive and turbulent artistic imagination this cinema eloquently expresses the depth and range of Palestinian predicaments and possibilities.
Bono eloquently expresses a 21st-century religious sensibility.
But the blueprint eloquently expresses the things the White House cares about, and federal funding of science and technology isn't among them.
Sunder Katwala Director, British Future Martin Kettle eloquently expresses the ahistorical exceptionalism of these events, without addressing the structural hypocrisy at their heart.
Mr. bin Laden's attempt to engage Americans is occurring while his message to drive the United States out of the Muslim world is resonating with those among the 1.2 billion Muslims who believe the Qaeda leader eloquently expresses their anger over the foreign policies of the United States and Israel.
Macaria, the young girl who eloquently expresses her disgust and frustration with the humiliating conditions under which she has lived and knowingly sacrifices her life to ensure that her fellow refugees are given a home, is compared by Mr. Sellars to a Palestinian suicide bomber.
I had to skip some of the accounts of the fingering he is learning but he eloquently expresses the struggle to take up the playing of this piece – the Chopin Ballade No 1 – and segues into fascinating accounts of different historic pianos and the idiosyncratic manner individual musicians use them, and his various "teachers", who mostly sound very strict, alongside the emergencies from the office.
As Carr so eloquently expresses, the lives of the birds and animals that inhabit Upper Newport Bay depend on us.
But George C. Scott eloquently expresses his deep sorrow much more effectively than anyone else possibly could, even from beyond the grave.
