Sentence examples for talked eloquently from inspiring English sources

Mr Blunkett has indeed talked eloquently about the benefits of "managed immigration".

As Italy observed a day of national mourning, the country's president, Giorgio Napolitano, talked eloquently about the deaths at sea as a "succession of true slaughters of innocents".

Hennessy has talked eloquently and extensively about his desire to take much of what is analog about Stanford and make it digital.

The honoree talked eloquently about how "life isn't about politicians, government and business" but more about the books you read, the music you hear, the art you view.

Kandasamy talked eloquently of the limitations the realist novel in the face of the slaughter of agricultural workers by landlords in rural India in the 1960s.

I interviewed the band recently, and Matt Bellamy, Dominic Howard and Chris Westenholme talked eloquently about their home town's quietness, and how it made their teenage selves yearn for clutter and clatter.

He talks eloquently about the sadnesses in his life.

She talks eloquently about how "judgmental" our culture is, deploring its casual cruelty – especially online.

He can talk eloquently for hours on the case for extending a helping hand to religious organisations.

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

This week the French economist Thomas Piketty swept through London to talk eloquently about his bestseller, Capital in the Twenty-First Century.