Sentence examples for only eloquent from inspiring English sources

It was about the only eloquent comment there has been.

The discussion produced the otherwise hapless Rick Santorum's only eloquent (if politically suicidal) moment, when he passionately defended the maximalist position.

Then, gently pacing and stretching out her hands, she showed the poem to be not only eloquent expostulation but also an argument.

But it is also silly, very silly, to award him the Nobel peace prize when he hasn't delivered much peace, only eloquent, soaring rhetoric.

Only eloquent site of the AVM was found to be significantly associated with partial occlusion (Table 4).

This suggests Wulfstan's writing is not only eloquent, but poetic, and among many of his rhetorical devices is marked rhythm (229).

You need only read eloquent comments on this blog's thread to realise that.

Throughout his long career, in books about Australia, Barcelona and Goya, as well as in volumes of art history and criticism, Hughes has shown himself to be not only an eloquent writer but a brave one.

For Thomas Wilson, who first published translation of his speeches into English, Demosthenes was not only an eloquent orator, but, mainly, an authoritative statesman, "a source of wisdom".

According to Alfred Posamentier, former Dean of the Mercy College School of Education, the ALST does not effectively measure who will be a good teacher, only "how eloquent a person is in the English language".

It is my view that Mr. Robbin's speech deserves to become the most important speech of the Democratic primaries as it is not only breathtakingly eloquent but destroys the political pragmatism argument for Hillary Clinton's candidacy like nothing else written or said in the course of this campaign.