Sentence examples for would be eloquent from inspiring English sources

Silence would be eloquent, too.

I saw one NFL.com writer on Twitter suggesting that the Eagles' increased play-count would be an eloquent argument in favour of the league moving to an 18-games season.

He will be eloquent.

Yet she can be eloquent.

His speeches can certainly be eloquent.

"I try to be eloquent," he says.

And they try to be eloquent.

Be eloquent, specific and clever.

Romney added that Obama's speech would be "soaring and eloquent," but urged members of the Roundtable to look at the president's record, rather than his words.

That the leader of this revolution would be a poised and eloquent man of conciliatory impulses is not surprising; that is what revolutions are like in liberal democracies.

Nor could they have imagined they would be asking how this eloquent freedom fighter, once lauded by the west and knighted by the Queen, turned into one of Africa's most reviled tyrants.