Sentence examples for makes him eloquent from inspiring English sources
Something in Homer makes him eloquent, and other poets lack that quality.
The injustices of the world caused him to weep and made him eloquent.
James Baldwin, whose passionate, intensely personal essays in the 1950's and 60's on racial discrimination in America made him an eloquent voice of the civil-rights movement, died of stomach cancer early yesterday at his home in St . Paulde Vence in southern France.
It also makes him a marvellously cerebral and eloquent comic, at once twinkly and ferocious, who brings an angry kind of life into the dead spiral of self-consciousness.
To be fair he's not all about bringing the LOLs, his eloquent pro euthanasia stance makes him the inverse to Bernardi's blaring "right to life" rhetoric.
Sir Colin Davis's fondness for Berlioz and Sibelius have made him an especially eloquent advocate for both composers, and he is spending his current visit to the Philharmonic conducting works by both of them.
His eloquent teaching style made him the top ranked business school professor in the student ratings for eleven years.
His eloquent and forceful presence made him a personal symbol of his own ideas.
"All these figures were captured by an idiosyncratic gaze that removes them from the anecdotal and makes them eloquent paradigms of a way of celebrating life," writes the curator Miguel von Hafe Pérez of Ms. García Rodero's subjects.
However conflicted she may be, Montross makes an eloquent and persuasive argument for dissection.
