Sentence examples for work eloquently from inspiring English sources

By bathing the chorus in contrasting pools of light and shadow and choreographing a slow, wandering path across the stage for Jonathan Vinocour, the viola soloist, the work eloquently evoked the meditative spirit of Mr. Rothko's artworks.

But many other modern British works eloquently evoke history.

The decision to have the final scene in a small prison cell, though depriving us of sight of the chorus, hidden behind gauze, works eloquently.

Mr. Olmi has since made an imposing body of work that eloquently speaks to the heart.

Rob Deemer's "Grand Dragon," excerpted from a string quartet inspired by a series of paintings, presented a merry Ivesian entanglement of folk themes, and Mr. Biggs's "Steal Away" also from a longer work, ruminated eloquently on the spiritual by that name.

These are the two stage works most eloquently conditioned by the trauma that shaped Barrie's attitude to life and relationships: the death in a skating accident two days before his 14th birthday of his brother Michael.

Mr. Emelianoff and the soprano Lucy Shelton met the work's challenges eloquently.

Collectively, their work crystallizes, more eloquently than any other documents ever could, how for a decade or more Louis bore on his shoulders the hopes of a people more solely and squarely than perhaps anyone else ever did. Louis fought his first professional fight in 1934, a crucial and difficult juncture for black America.

He let the audience know that it's a serious offense to videotape someone without their conveyed approval, while simultaneously eloquently working the idiocy and rudeness of front-and-center guy back into the routine.

They made a body of work that effectively and eloquently argued for what is Afro-Cuban jazz.

If you value steadfastness, loyalty, intellectual rigour, and sheer hard work, this book speaks eloquently of all of them.