Sentence examples for the most eloquent element in from inspiring English sources

Textures of intensely sensitive touch, making forms quiver and squirm, are the most eloquent element in late Gorky.

All the most eloquent spokesmen in the book are religious-minded and in favor of theocracy.

Paradoxically, the most eloquent advocate in government for balance in financing priorities has been Mr. Gates, the defense secretary.

He was the most eloquent man in the America of his time.

The most eloquent images in the exhibit focus on overlooked aspects of British life.

The absence of the Second and Fourth Symphonies of Walter Piston — two of the most eloquent entries in the American canon — from our concert halls is a mystery.

How does a man who invented himself as a force by writing one of the most eloquent memoirs in political history lose control of his own narrative?

But the most eloquent moments in this final set came when she was exhorting herself quietly under her breath between points, cheeks flushed, teeth clenched.

-- was "the most eloquent speech in the last 40 years of Inaugural Addresses," said the talking head on MSNBC.

© Bruce Davidson / Magnum Photos The most eloquent images in the exhibit focus on overlooked aspects of British life.

Pro-Western democrats are a dime a dozen, but Lee Kuan Yew is the most eloquent autocrat in the world today.