Sentence examples for with eloquently from inspiring English sources

He has become the Roald Dahl of our day, plying 11-year-olds with eloquently gleeful nastiness.

Mr. Schiff coaxed a beautiful sound out of the instrument, combining an immaculately articulated approach with eloquently shaped phrases and singing lines.

These lofty questions were the subject of Thursday night's concert by the Orchestra of St . Lukes at Carnegie Hall, a program of four works composed between 1939 and 2003 interspersed with eloquently understated readings by the actor Sam Waterston of poems and texts by Brecht, Virgil, Auden and others.

He finally broke cover in 2002, with eloquently argued opposition to the war in Iraq, which, he insisted, had 'the potential to seriously damage our ability to win the war on terrorism and our ability to lead the world in the new century' and warning, presciently, of post-invasion chaos.

Unlikely conversations with farmers and artisans have left me with eloquently described stretches of U.S. landscape from the Northeast to the Pacific Northwest.

It is arguable that the cooperation among the three monarchies, which continued over the next two decades and was revived from time to time later in the century, had less to do with their eloquently proclaimed loyalty to monarchical government than with their common interest in suppressing the Poles.

This study was therefore designed to compare the clinical course of patients with motor eloquently located supratentorial high-grade gliomas (HGG) who underwent preoperative nTMS with a historic control group of patients who were operated on without nTMS data by a matched pair analysis.

We enrolled 25 patients with language eloquently located brain lesions undergoing preoperative rTMS language mapping (GROUP 1, 2011 2013), with the mapping results not being available for the surgeon, and we matched these patients with 25 subjects who also underwent preoperative rTMS (GROUP 2, 2013 2014), but the mapping results were taken into account during tumor resection.

When a fourth suitor, an Italian photographer called Michelangelo, joins her entourage, he updates Tolstoy on happy families with his eloquently fractured English: "Families have many complicateds".

Laughton gathered his team around him at the end of each day's shooting for intense discussions, which the participants remember as inspiring, with Laughton eloquently imparting to them his sense of the charged visual poetry he sought.

I barely need to ask any questions before he launches into a long, circuitous answer which loops in and out and back on itself with several eloquently expressed digressions on topics as varied as Darwin's theory of evolution, the supernatural, nihilism and the state of the conscious mind.