Sentence examples for rather eloquently from inspiring English sources

The prisoner rather eloquently portrays himself as a victim of human rights abuse.

When Gary Barlow actually has something to say, it turns out he can say it rather eloquently.

He rails, rather eloquently, about a myopically tribalistic Labour party colluding with the Tories to frustrate reform of the Lords, party funding and the electoral system.

Not in the sense of being an extremist, but in the sense of being someone who can rather eloquently criticize the nightmare that happened there".

The books and journals that so often furnish a consulting room may be meant to suggest a studious commitment to the work; to the patient they may speak rather eloquently of a fear of sex, or a need to be taken seriously.

He originated the "weekday vegetarian" concept and outlined it rather eloquently at the TED conference last February.

In Cape Town, at the start of the third and final Test of the series, he opened his shoulders rather more eloquently.

And that, no, she has not forgotten that he raped her on the floor of Don's office nearly four years earlier, which she puts rather more eloquently than that.

Few plays have managed so persuasively to show – rather than simply talk eloquently about – falling in and out of love.

I'd have thought a soft cheese such as this would end only in a squidgy pulp were one to attempt such a feat, rather than the shards so eloquently specified.

Rather, Dune's deserts function eloquently as metaphor and topographical signifier, empty enough of conventional geographical features – the frontispiece map is a blank page barely sullied by dotted-lines showing occasional features – to provide an uncluttered aesthetic and imaginative space.