Sentence examples for remarkably eloquent from inspiring English sources

She is a remarkably eloquent and appealing Senate candidate.

You are remarkably eloquent, I told myself, when confronted only with the cool smooth metal of a door.

As Mr. Castaneda goes about Jaime's chores in the heat and mess of the overcrowded chicken barn, his silent performance becomes remarkably eloquent.

In remarkably eloquent speeches, in the articles of his magazine, al-Jihad, and especially in two of his short books, Defence of the Muslim Lands and Join the Caravan, Azzam called upon Muslims across the globe to defend their nation, the umma, which was now under direct threat.

Jones had previously written a book, Utopian Dreams, about communal living, and had noticed that the children who grew up in such settings were "remarkably mature, eloquent and unfazed by the most weird or eccentric arrival".

We noticed when we were travelling around various communities before setting up this refuge that the children who had grown up in radical, open-door groups were remarkably mature, eloquent and unfazed by the most weird or eccentric arrival.

This was very well articulated by Tom Kaplan of Electrum Group, a remarkably precise and eloquent speaker at last month's Buttonwood conference.

Ralph proves to be a remarkably effective and eloquent actor, even bringing Groundskeeper Willie to break down in tears.

His new novel, "The Lazarus Project," is a remarkable, and remarkably entertaining, chronicle of loss and hopelessness and cruelty propelled by an eloquent, irritable existential unease.

Since 2010 he has made remarkably few major public interventions (his eloquent speech in a debate on benefits in January being one exception), but has slipped elegantly into the garb of party "grandee": an experienced counsel and close mentor to his brother and several members of the shadow cabinet, a think-tank stalwart and an intellectual out-rider.

Rodó was eloquent, though.