Sentence examples for no less eloquent from inspiring English sources
Her spine is no less eloquent.
This time, Ginsburg's call was no less eloquent, but it's far less likely to be heard.
The steel carnage that piled up there was no less eloquent for its muteness.
My own favorite peace symbol was designed specifically for the purpose like Holtom's emblem, and is less famous, but no less eloquent.
This week an Italian newspaper was more economical but no less eloquent when it ran the front-page banner headline, Spagna, che guapa!
No less eloquent than the drama is the depiction of place: inside, the cosy but impersonal hotel, with its faux-natural caramel walls; outside, the ski slopes, themselves a theme-park idealisation of nature, with the snow artificially generated by cannons and groomed to smooth perfection by ploughs in the night.
It is harder when it is the less eloquent Hadley.
Though quick-witted on the stump, Mr McCain seems less intelligent and less eloquent than Mr Obama.
These oddballs are also foul-mouthed but far less eloquent, though Ace sometimes lapses into "Guys and Dolls" diction.
The African National Congress mastered the poetry of liberation, it is said, but has proved less eloquent in the prose of governing.
Though most may be less eloquent than Rehmeyer, each may have his or her own potential path to recovery.
