“eloquently”可以造什么句，eloquently造句

he expressed his ideas eloquently.

His face expressed his grief more eloquently than any words.

But he also speaks eloquently about introducing more merit pay and creating more charter schools.

As soon as he sat down, he talked eloquently about his adventures.

But while both women talk eloquently about the motivation behind their work, the images really speak for themselves.

Lieutenant Colonel North, you are always here to talk eloquently about the need for democracy in Nicaragua.

Dr. Liu Zhi, a young doctor, has a wide range of knowledge and is good at expressing himself in language. He always talks eloquently.

There is a sacredness in tears. They are no that embark of weakness, but of power. They speak more eloquently than thousand tongues. --Irving

This distributed model allows publishers and subscribers to reduce the number of actions required to serve up feeds and is what Anil Dash eloquently describes as the Pushbutton Web.

What is needed is a distinct approach, perhaps along the lines of teaching "practical wisdom" and celebrating moral exemplars, which has been eloquently described by the psychologist Barry Schwartz.

There is a sacredness in tears. They are not the mark of weakness, but of power. They speak more eloquently than ten thousand tongues. They are messengers of overwhelming grief…and unspeakable love.

She spoke eloquently on the subject.

The Sufi poet, Rumi, eloquently speaks of this as being played like a hollow reed.

Wearing business suit and shoes, walking up and down in the platform, bearded Patrick spoke eloquently, eyes shining with wit.

Compared with any statistical data, the above figures illustrate more eloquently the nature of British rule in India and how meek the Indian people are.

On the luxurious yacht, the rudder, the lecturer, one person concurrently, this young man, while manipulating the yacht, while using the brilliant common language, eloquently tells the story of Sun Moon Lake.

praise formally and eloquently.

Conversely, as eloquently described in Bass, Clements, and Kazman, 11 the architecture may also influence its environment.

While talking crime and justice, Clinton talked about race determining too much in the US, and spoke *eloquently about the need for more equal protection and racial equality.

The salesman may not know everything, but can usually speak eloquently.

Many students in the voyage feel let down by the current generation of politicians who talk eloquently about the problems of climate change but do little to really confront the issue.

No matter how eloquently outsiders and bystanders laugh at the abstraction and illusion of cyberlove, the flower and bone are still clinging to it.