Partridge shows eloquently how a season of protest educated and transformed Selma's children, but what had the president learned — and how?
She wrote a comment piece for the Guardian after the final was shown, eloquently damning her critics and decrying the gender split in cookery.
The New York Daily News' Joe Dziemianowicz described the show as "eloquently theatrical and deeply touching," adding that Sharp "dazzles as bright as the high-wattage effects with a physical and emotionally intense star turn". .
As the first of this four-part extravaganza with Kerry O'Brien on ABC1 showed so eloquently, Keating had the vision thing.
This year the poignancy and quiet ceremony of "Eventide" (1997), with its five male-female couples, showed how eloquently Mr. Taylor can work within this format.
As Cook shows so eloquently, by matching a punk sensibility with a Beano-infused heritage, Viz changed not just comics but the very nature of comedy.
This excerpt from the Tempest shows this eloquently: .
Karl Stefanovic, co-host of the Australian morning show Today, so eloquently expresses something we all must feel when this shark violently launches itself out of the ocean.
We need that leader to passionately and eloquently show the American people that solving the climate crisis is not a burden but an incredible opportunity.
In their paper, the group eloquently show that a detailed understanding of the distribution of disease outcome is necessary to adequately power an outcome study and dictate the specific group to be targeted to answer a study hypothesis.
