The cadenza of the opening movement became a small tone poem, with the pianist finding rare eloquence as he worked the solo passage into a Romantic cataclysm with Impressionistic touches.
Source: Chicago Classical Review
In a tech-centered world, language matters, voice and style matter, the study of eloquence matters, history matters, ethical systems matter.
Source: The Atlantic
But perhaps even more impressive, she challenged archaic stereotypes and helped redefine what it meant to be a woman in the late 1990s, with all the grace and eloquence of, well, an alien.
Source: /Film
“I’m down to talk about sex, be a millennial or whatever, while also having—hopefully—the eloquence and interview style of Terry Gross,” she explains.
Source: Harper's BAZAAR
As Gregg Stull, one of the academics involved in exhibiting it early on, wrote in 2001, “The eloquence of the quilt will stand as witness to a terrible time and a devastating loss of lives.
Source: The Conversation
Dewey’s autobiography, while lacking the eloquence of Grant’s memoirs, is important for understanding Dewey’s experience during the Civil War, peacetime activities, and the Battle of Manila Bay.
Source: War on the Rocks
However, Peacock speaks with eloquence and passion which makes it obvious as to why he was so successful as a player.
Source: Total rugby League
Takeuchi has said that Sailor Neptune was created as the anti-Usagi, meant to embody everything Usagi herself lacked: eloquence and class.
Source: New York Post
And that creative eloquence isn’t a rarefied thing, to be treated with reverence; it’s cheerfully mixed in with every flavor of mundanity and vulgarity.
Source: The New York Times
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