Sentence examples for while eloquent from inspiring English sources

While eloquent on the subject of mushrooms, about its author Bone's book is frustratingly self-effacing.

While eloquent humanists rambled through Europe and spread the word about the classics, the method that might have unified their efforts lay, available but unheeded, in texts of Plato and Aristotle.

But he has been doing it with speeches that, while eloquent, are often too long and nuanced, and then lack the kind of relentless repetition that is needed to drown out catchy but false Republican talking points.

The fact that the vast majority of his readers outside Sweden know his work only in translation has led some to point out that the language of his poems, while eloquent and concise, is neither very inventive nor elaborate, as here, from Den Stora Gåtan (The Great Enigma, 2004, and again to be found in the New Collected Poems): Death stoops over me.

Thus, the aim was to define the different avenues for receiving score points, and to give example responses which were exemplary, along with ones which while not as eloquent, yet provided sufficient information to receive the score points.

While an eloquent witness, Bergner has little to offer in the way of sophisticated political explanation.

They ridiculed Gore lawyers for raising concerns about fraud, while making eloquent speeches about the voting rights of men and women defending the nation's interests in remote and dangerous locations.

His subsequent death sentence on charges of endangering the security of the state - later commuted to 10 years in prison - bestowed on him a halo of martyrdom, while bearing eloquent testimony to the demise of his quixotic cause.

Which is why Senator Gormley, while waxing eloquent on the subject of newfound harmony between the tracks and the casinos, is not quite ready for what such a pairing would inevitably produce.

This self-doubt, this desire to be someone other, or someone different in addition –a celebrated man of belles-lettres as well as the fêted essayist – was the flip-side to a writer who took his place beside Primo Levi and Theodor Adorno, while at eloquent odds with both, as chronicler and unique analyst of the experiences of the Holocaust.

The BMA is a famously tough negotiator, but Hunt has shown his mettle by threatening to impose a settlement if negotiations are unsuccessful, while the eloquent arguments for seven-day working put by NHS England medical director Sir Bruce Keogh give Hunt powerful clinical cover.