Sentence examples for most eloquent statements from inspiring English sources

One of the most eloquent statements about Charlie Hebdo was naturally by Salman Rushdie.

Although he was famous for his manic conversation, some of O'Hara's most eloquent statements in this book are shrugs.

1409 16) by the Limbourg brothers, who worked at the court of Jean de France, duc de Berry, are perhaps the most eloquent statements of the International Gothic style as well as the best known of all manuscript illuminations.

The powerful vice president, Megawati Sukarnoputri, whose relationship with Mr. Wahid is even more complex than that of Mr. Rais and whose most eloquent statements consist of her silences, declined to criticize the pending censure motion.

I had gone over the little rule book carefully, and while Mr. Ziegler was familiar with the clause covering illicit ballots, my statement of it presented him with an opportunity for one of his longest and most eloquent statements of principle, dealing in general with the letter and the spirit of legislation, legal contracts, and the like.

In explaining the impact of this trend, it wasn't a scholar or Holocaust memoirist who made one of the most eloquent statements that I've seen.

Without perspective or sense of scale, the book's most eloquent statement is that of its own confused immensity.

Perhaps Lassnig's most eloquent statement about herself was the semi-animated film Cantata, made in 1992.

Mr. Maxwell's most eloquent statement to date about the blurring of despair and apathy in American lives (1 40).

Some of the protest tools were conventional — there was a rally, and petitions signed by tens of thousands of people — but the most eloquent statement was the simplest.

Whatever you call it, the fact that it has to have a name is a most eloquent statement of both the promise and the constraints facing families today.