Sentence examples for too eloquent from inspiring English sources

"All this stuff, that I don't seem Israeli or that I am too eloquent.

But these fantasies are too muscular, too eloquent and too alive to be thus dismissed.

In such a harsh, unremittingly challenging environment as professional football, his body language is too eloquent for his own good.

His squatters' jungle scene is too "eloquent," like a poster making an appeal, and the Parker-family-reunion sequence is poetic in the gauzy mode.

The peculiar thing about his own plays is that when read, they seem far too eloquent to work on stage, yet the stage is often where they work best.

He had made a remarkable assault on Pat Robertson and other selected shamans of political Christianity as "agents of intolerance" earlier in the day at Virginia Beach... Actually, the speech was too eloquent to be called a rant, but it was hastily considered, and it was followed by some truly intemperate ad libs.

Along the way, Mr. Hollander's poshly spoken Chandebise finds an unexpected double in the hotel's none-too-eloquent porter, Poche, the two roles a self-evident opportunity for thespian legerdemain.

But its structure was four storeys out of the ground and, faced with the alternative of abandoning it as an instant ruin and all-too-eloquent symbol of failure, the government pressed on.

/ But this is also eloquent".

Away from cricket he is gifted, too, being eloquent, modest and smart.

And I do find it a bit too conventional, eloquent and liturgical.