Sentence examples for plays eloquently from inspiring English sources

Amma Asante's powerful, moving and gently subversive romantic melodrama is a finely wrought tale of a woman out of time, a film that plays eloquently upon the heartstrings as it interweaves familiar personal intrigue with stirring social history.

The musicians played eloquently as soloists, though when necessary they could blend exquisitely.

Bombast erupts midway through, after which the initial theme resumes, warped with dissonances and crowned with a funereal trumpet solo (played eloquently here by Janis Porietis).

A less ambiguously spiritual work, Alan Hovhaness's "Holy City" (Op. 218), opened the second half with sparkling harp arpeggios, lush and sometimes sugary strings and a graceful, direct trumpet solo, played eloquently by James Stubbs.

"Every phrase that Mr. Brendel plays is eloquently speech-like," Sun told me afterward in an e-mail.

The Emerson Quartet's traversal is beautifully played, and eloquently conveys the (usually) dark, emotionally raw qualities of these works.

As the play's eloquently self-aware characters trot out the usual therapy-speak about their issues and the self-protective habit of "avoiding emotional risk," a running gag comparing Dwight's world-weary effusions to verbal flatulence strikes a little too close to home.

(When shown in England, it was praised for its factual accuracy.) Marianne Jean-Baptiste ("Secrets and Lies") eloquently plays Stephen's mother, a picture of restraint as she turns her grief into determination.

I never dreamt that humour and play could so eloquently express grief.

I saw The Valley of Astonishment and while the play had characters eloquently describe the condition, attempts to render the experience often fell short.

Still, you would hope New Yorkers would be eager to embrace a play that so eloquently celebrates humor as the great urban defense system.