Sentence examples for less eloquently from inspiring English sources

I've heard this story before, albeit less eloquently told.

Inside, everyone sounds, more or less eloquently, like the same broken record of anxiety and resentment.

Less eloquently, what would be required for the evolution of life to begin?

These are the arguments that, less eloquently put, are used now by smart accommodationists in favor of evolution.

What Mr. Ratmansky captures beautifully with these characters (and less eloquently with Natalia, described in the program as "grief-stricken yet noble") is what it is like to be torn by opposite emotional impulses.

It also serves up plenty of Teran family history, much of it familiar from "Keepers of the House," but rendered less fussily and more eloquently here.

More can make things bigger; but as Christian Tetzlaff's performances on Saturday afternoon and evening made so eloquently clear, doing less exercises the imagination in more profound ways.

It is arguable that the cooperation among the three monarchies, which continued over the next two decades and was revived from time to time later in the century, had less to do with their eloquently proclaimed loyalty to monarchical government than with their common interest in suppressing the Poles.

Murray posted on his Instagram account: "I'm feeling really positive and looking forward to starting rehab" Less than a week after eloquently describing on social media how demoralising it is to be deprived of the sport he so loves, Andy Murray spoke confidently of being able to compete at the highest level once more.

To me this symbolizes the "Clash of Civilizations" that professor Samuel Huntington described so eloquently in 1993, less than five years after the end of an epic confrontation of ideas with the former Soviet Union.

All our goods come from the natural world and have an environmental impact--as the UNEP's World Environment Day theme this year eloquently suggests, let's consume less, we are only one planet.