Sentence examples for remarkable eloquence from inspiring English sources

It was a moment of remarkable eloquence in a production that could have done with more.

She will be remembered fondly by her family, friends, colleagues and students for her energy, keen intellect, and remarkable eloquence.

And whatever instruments Jewish musicians had access to in the ghetto, it seems highly improbable that the Swedish nyckelharpa was among them – though Elodie Poirier played this curious hybrid between a cello and a typewriter with remarkable eloquence.

And, most important, he communicates the moral urgency of Goya's art and its remarkable eloquence and scope: its determination to bear witness to the great historical subjects of the day while tackling the full spectrum of folly and joy and torment that is the human condition, an audacious ambition sadly lacking in so much of contemporary art.

Booker's remarkable eloquence in 140 characters could do to Twitter what Shakespeare did to the once drab English language.

Being Stoppard characters, these high-thinking men and women manage to say, frequently and with remarkable verbal eloquence, that verbal eloquence is empty.

Ms. Obreht, who was born in the former Yugoslavia and is, astonishingly, only 25, writes with remarkable authority and eloquence, and she demonstrates an uncommon ability to move seamlessly between the gritty realm of the real and the more primary-colored world of the fable.

"The Stone Virgins," like many novels from the killing fields, poses a dilemma for contemporary novelists and dramatists, confronted as they are with reportage remarkable for its probity and eloquence.

Frank endures poverty, near-starvation, and the casual cruelty of relatives and neighbors -- yet lives to tell his tale with eloquence, exuberance, and remarkable forgiveness.

It is a remarkable testimony not so much to his eloquence as to their desperate wish for peace that no less than 25 communes answered his call.

In the course of our time together, he said many remarkable things, but more memorable than his eloquence was the kind of space his listening made for us, his visitors.