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You want them to continue to do business with you and to tell others that you are a person of your word, not an eloquent fraud.

No public leader of his generation was more eloquent in articulating the liberal, idealistic international program than Wilson.

Tom was charming and eloquent and did not look the least like the "bad guy. "

journalists and Wei -- to the total foreign communities, Zhongbang Group, Zhongbang city teams Wei As if enumerating total, eloquent.

Not only that, but it made her a better presenter overall, since being aware of every word she chose helped her to be more eloquent.

The novel evokes the dark side of the one-party autocracy, yet its heroes seem to be overwhelmed by He's eloquent policy speech.

You say that the question of how prepared in advance, no eloquent eloquence and thinking how fast possible?

But heartfelt, eloquent statements like this video seem to torment liberals.

On the contrary, some sales staff, although extremely eloquent, even able to say that black and white, said the dead are alive.

On this point of taxes the ablest pens and most eloquent tongues have been exercised; the greatest spirits have acted and suffered.

There is no doubt that you are a passionate, eloquent speaker and I applaud you for that, but when you look at what we face in this country.

All of the candidates will no doubt be very eloquent about their qualifications to be mayor.

He is always so eloquent, so expressive, that I even feel like that somehow a lovely bird can fly out of his mouth.

But not everyone can be as eloquent as you are if you were eligible to run for an elected office, would you do it?

He spoke in a very eloquent classical Arabic that he said had learned in madrasas in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Mr Smith was in rare form at the dinner. His speech was one of the most eloquent we had heard all year.

At the meeting he made a speech ---- eloquent and energetic.

It is unlikely that this insight, pithy and eloquent though it is, would be of much use during any intellectual property dispute.

The gratitude in his big, soft eyes was more eloquent than any words could have been.

A certain Jew named Apollos, a native of Alexandria, arrived at Ephesus. He was an eloquent speaker and an authority on the Scriptures.

BORN a Catholic in Unionist Ulster, this eloquent son of a taciturn cattle-dealer is one of the most celebrated poets of the post-war era.

If you're not feeling eloquent enough to explain your decision to others, let us say it for you.

Keep your Wikipedia entry short enough in length to the point of having it come across as mysterious yet filled with eloquent tradition.

Mr. Prime Minister Zhou Enlai, I wish to thank you for your very gracious and eloquent remarks .

His three companions made the introductory gesture of eloquent speech ; but the young man at the door forestalled them .

My professors would be more eloquent in a theoretical rebuttal of that charge, but I want to counter it myself with a personal anecdote.

This is the flip side of "It's my life, " and "You're not the boss of me, " and other eloquent proclamations of your generation.

A speech given in Egypt in June was an eloquent call for a new understanding between America and Islam.

At the beginning of the term, our teacher addressed us in an eloquent speech.

Many people admired him for being very eloquent, but his father-in-law despised him for that.

On September 13th he made an eloquent plea against the "policy defeatism" he detects in Britain and other leading economies.

"Chinese" has become an eloquent adjective used to depict the general perversity of human mentality.

I also want it to be powerful and eloquent, and to do as much justice as possible to the experience of the people I'm photographing.

Design for a Life is an eloquent, lucid description of behavioral development, the science that explains how personality emerges.

he is always eloquent, with a fantastic sense of theatre and is, by a mile, the most compelling manager in English football.

I personally find this message to be stunningly eloquent and a vast storehouse of information.

This idiom was later used metaphorically to describe talking in a vivid and eloquent way. (mostly in an exaggerated and impractical manner).

"he is exceedingly eloquent, " said Brass, like a man abstracted, and looking at the roofs of the opposite houses.

The person often say: "BE that the talented person be not definitely very eloquent, very eloquent must be a talented person. "

Maggie: Ok for our last meal we will pretend that this is an eloquent banquette with a make-believe table.

and he enlists the affections by his eloquent portrayals of love and charity.

Mr McCain promised to fight "to make sure Americans are not deceived by an eloquent but empty call for change" .

An eloquent one, written with a skilful brush and delivered with a flower that echoed its central metaphor, would win her heart.

He made an eloquent plea for better understanding.

He was forthright about the difficulties of winding down the war in Iraq and gave an eloquent pitch for American intervention in Darfur.

David was an eloquent and persuasive speaker who soon became my chief surrogate after Hillary.

That was the time he was the most attracted to me, handsome, eloquent, knowledgeable and gentlemanlike .

The Mencius' essays, which are greatly powerful and eloquent, are also one of the classical works of Confucianism.

There is little I can add to the simple but eloquent words of that private in the United States Army.

Yet I would rather see a young person pray prayers from the heart than the most eloquent rote prayer.

They did not say so explicitly, of course, but the omissions from their statement tonight were eloquent.

Narcissa looked up at him, her face eloquent with despair.

He was given the name Chrysostom, which means " golden-mouthed, " because of his eloquent sermons.

Government is not reason; it is not eloquent; it is force. Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master.

This idiom was later used metaphorically to describe talking in a vivid and eloquent way. (mostly in an exaggerated and impartical manner).

De Roquefort's words carried not a hint of emotion, and the seneschal knew how the marshal could clothe wrongs in eloquent language.

If Mr Obama comes across as less eloquent than usual, that's because of the translation, no doubt. Sorry.

His dedication speech of November 19, 1863, short as it is, is one of the most eloquent statements of the democratic faith ever made.

We have refined it to a fare-thee-well as an efficient, flexible, sometimes even eloquent medium of communication.

Adaptable, versatile, communicative, witty, intellectual, eloquent, youthful and lively.

Apollos was a great preacher. He was bright and eloquent. His messages were accurate and dynamic.

His speech was very eloquent last night , to say nothing of its having been significant .

He was tolerably eloquent. The subject of his sermon was charity.

As for talking, ten eloquent men are no match for her.

President Bush opened the meeting with a brief but eloquent speech.

We spin eloquent stories, but these stories miss the point.

For decades, he was the most eloquent poetic voice of Palestinian pain and aspiration for statehood .

Far from eloquent, Socrates insists, the pettifogger is "perplexed and stutters. "

It was more eloquent than speech.

Among assertive , learned , or eloquent people, she seemed to feel her dowdiness and insufficiency .

The president addressed the audience in an eloquent speech.

She was the country's most eloquent voice for women's equality under the law.

Share your heart. You don't have to be eloquent or creative; just let God know how you feel.

I acted out a pantomime more eloquent than my most expressive words.

Xu is one of China's bravest, most eloquent and also most measured advocates of democracy.

In order to show that he was an eloquent speaker, the young man talked on and on about all irrelevant matters.

French-speakers around the world wax eloquent on the international day of la francophonie.

Unlike the eloquent and clear-voiced Moe, Ask Aak speaks in a very muddy alien language that requires the use of subtitles on screen.

The pine branches on the remote mountains are like silver flowers in wild blossom, further eloquent of their noble and unsullied character.

One day, however, in a hoarse but eloquent voice, he appealed for help to the animals of the forest.

He could be very eloquent when the setout to the so.

Pointing to the body which seemed more eloquent than either of us .

But he summoned himself to deliver an eloquent eulogy at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York.

For wisdom opened the mouth of the dumb, and made the tongues of infants eloquent.

He is eloquent and humorous as well. What he says never fails to please us.

Only two months later, after the teacher posted an eloquent plea online and a newspaper reported her accusations, did officials take action.

The body can speak in eloquent tongues. All you need to do is observe attentively.

Before ZhenFei Wells, became tourists rest place, in twos and threes, hiss eloquent and make, very lively.

But it is also silly, very silly, to award him the Nobel peace prize when he hasn't delivered much peace, only eloquent, soaring rhetoric.

Nevertheless, their physiognomies are eloquent enough, and their body language speaks volumes.

We listen to eloquent speaking, read books and write them, settle all the affairs of the universe.

If Sudan's Mr Bashir ever appears in court, he may find that war victims in his country are equally eloquent and brave.

Let's master this book to become fluent, eloquent, and confident english speakers.

The elevating book he elected provided eloquent facts that the elapse of time will eliminate our distress.

He teaches the Arts of Logic and Ethics in all their parts. If desired he maketh men invisible, and to live long, and to be eloquent.

There is nothing as eloquent as a rattlesnake's tail.

A Gemini in love can be poetic and eloquent, and no sign writes better love letters.

I am not so clever, or so reasoning, or so eloquent, or so anything, as you are.

Yet even in hospitals with the most eloquent bill of rights, believes in benevolent deception continue their age-old practices.

Eloquent and sympathetic characters are vital for the reader's enjoyment of the novel.

The eloquent speech before he really mean that the existence.

It hushed the eloquent, struck down the powerful, abolished the beautiful and good.

Areopagitica gives one of the most eloquent of all pleas for freedom of the press.

Very eloquent, he loved to wk outdoes during good idea, high quality, there is a certain degree of cultural cultivation conservation.

Duets, ensembles, dreamlike in their slowness, succeed each other, the dancers as eloquent, as refined, as Tang dynasty figurines.

Friedrich von Hayek is the most eloquent expositor of the market as a process of discovery.

Paradoxically, the most eloquent advocate in government for balance in financing priorities has been Mr. Gates, the defense secretary.

He was eloquent, but it was a politician's talk.

The differences between the two are also subtly eloquent of class.

Subsequently the eloquent man frequently asked the consequence of quenching in sequence .

Eloquent though she was, she could not persuade them.

Mrs. Thatcher joined in eloquent attacks on the inefficiency of nationalized industries.

The rich would have spoken on the value of thrift, and the idle grown eloquent over the dignity of labor.

gracious and eloquent remarks. Common ground. At the outset. Common interests.

A look eloquent with compassion.

The unusual offer, which promises a 7 per cent coupon for five years, is an eloquent sign of the times.

He was capable of strong feelings--often poetic ones--and under a stress of desire, such as the present, he waxed eloquent.

Moses said to the LORD , "O Lord, I have never been eloquent, neither in the past nor since you have spoken to your servant. "

Most of the diplomats are very eloquent in the international stage.

His eloquent speech impressed all the audiences present deeply.

Mr. Collins was eloquent in her praise.

It is a succinct and eloquent defense of the basic philosophical principles of liberalism.

and its most determined and eloquent leader is Martin Luther King, Jr.

Straightening said, speak eloquent, listen to people with relish, see who gets confused.

e . g : he looks very eloquent , but only an armchair strategist , don ' t have the actual experience.

And protection of brain eloquent veins is also a key measure for prevention of cerebral venous infarction and brain edema.

His eloquent speech swayed tens of thousands of votes.

The eloquent lawyer impugned the witness's story in the court.

Sue gave an eloquent speech to the parole board pleading to save B. K. 's life.

Al delivered the eulogy, a loving and eloquent tribute to the father, the man, and the public servant.

After listening to the professor's eloquent speech, people applauded.

The defence lawyer made an eloquent plea for his client's acquittal.

eloquent at the close of his speech.

The gesture had more eloquent than any words his father could have spoken.

Even the most eloquent graduation speeches are quickly forgotten.

TYPICAL USE: The eloquent and ornate carving on a church pulpit was done by Indian Hand.

He or she is an eloquent speaker who exhibits superior verbal skills, which helps communicate the vision and motivate followers.

His eloquent speech has won him the favor of the electorate .

Those born in Wu years are open, romantic and enthusiastic, eloquent, frank and easy-going.

Her eloquent argument was followed by a pregnant silence.

He must offer a simple, eloquent message.

Ever since we have mounted the stairs Van Norden has kept silence. But his looks are eloquent.

In Egypt , president offers eloquent counterpoint to bin Laden's venom .

' The difference is slight. But his actual words and cadence were more eloquent.

These young men and women who carry away our degrees are attractive, energetic and eloquent.

The important thing is to learn from his eloquent speaking style.

The eloquent and ornate carving on a church pulpit was done by Indian hands.

The eloquent moon pours an avalanche of silver light from high above the night sky.

Daniel Webster, the eloquent Senator from Massachusetts, was shareholder 296.

Dr. Holton described the letter as "a feat of eloquent Credo in short form. "

Supposedly, ox people have fierce tempers and, although they speak little, when they do speak they are quite eloquent.

Every face is eloquent with expression, and every attitude is full of grace.

The eloquent and ornate carving on a church pulpit was done by Indi-an hands.

It is also characterized by the radical, eloquent and prerequisite features.

wax eloquent, lyrical, etc on the subject.

He's an eloquent man, smartly dressed in a three-piece suit.

It means to be eloquent or glib-tongued.

Such an eloquent man will easily talk us down.

The speaker is exceptionally eloquent today.

These ruins are an eloquent reminder of the horrors of war.

David Archuleta knows he's not the world's most eloquent guy.

Johnson was eloquent and elegant------ but soft.

"A good translator is not just fluent in the source language but must also know how to write an eloquent Chinese sentence, " Ms. Wang said.

But my father was an elegant, decent man -- eloquent and elegant, decent man.

Silence, too, can be eloquent.

The report prove that eloquent: people still like paper.

Mr Obama is eloquent but too often he does not tell it like it is.

Good salespeople are eloquent and crafty.

Those with "verbal intelligence, " for example, are likely to be eloquent speakers, who think in words rather than in pictures.

Whenever I think about myself speaking eloquent English, I'm full of power.

Facts are more eloquent than words.

spokesman is very eloquent on such a big occasion.

Even Mr. Morricone's love theme from ''In the Line of Fire'' is more eloquent.

an eloquent speaker; an eloquent sermon.

Exactly. I echo your eloquent phrase. Don't kid yourself!

But the Freddy Got Fingereds of the world need passionate, eloquent defenders.

Your eloquent words affected me deeply.

The eloquent speaker conquered all the people present.

Mark was tall, eloquent, and had fine manners.

George was eloquent and elegant but soft.

He delivered eloquent speech on the importance of education.

I was soon under the spell of this formidable and eloquent woman.

Beauty is eloquent even when silent.

He was eloquent and elegant---but soft.

That's a wise and eloquent answer, and one that reinforces the importance of all we've been discussing.

He was elegant and eloquent, but soft.

Mr. President, I want to thank you for your very gracious and eloquent speech.

This sentence is an eloquent way to show your gratitude.

This site is for highly educated eloquent writers seeking to write research papers and more.

How to Become a Bodhisattva : An eloquent summary of the practitioner's path from the development of Bodhicitta to Buddhahood by Yogi Chen.

Mr. Premier, I want to thank you for your gracious and eloquent remarks.

Have you been told that you are a very eloquent and charming public speaker.

The eyes are more eloquent than the words.

Were we eloquent as angels, yet we should please some people More by listening than talking.

Silence is more eloquent than speech.

So soft, so calm, yet eloquent.

In discussion, I was eloquent. Nothing cornered me. Therefore, I was very confident in my knowledge in the past.

Good deeds are more eloquent than the people moved.

He is eloquent and elegant---but soft.

Eyes are as eloquent as lips.

With them she is so playful , pleasant, and eloquent .

We can see from the mid-term elections that the eloquent Obama is starting to worry.

She is very eloquent. Even when talking publicly, she speaks with fervor and assurance.

A lot of Brazilian music is enchanting , eloquent and sophisticated at the same time.

He is eloquent and polite.

I want my pictures to be powerful and eloquent.

A word or a nod from the good has more might than the eloquent speeches of others.

Mr. Marshall's eloquent words impressed his boss very much.

Perry is a well-known and eloquent commentator on the importance of local interpretation in the exchange of financial services data.

He had been in prison for years and used the time to write eloquent and provocative books.

That means paying attention not only to the warm and eloquent way he delivers his message, but also to the message itself.

Colleague: Thanks very much and you're very eloquent.

He is not only a good leader, but also an eloquent speaker.

Obama is indeed eloquent, but diplomacy can not just empty words.

We can, however, bear eloquent testimony to their truth and power to change lives, which is where we believe our emphasis should be.

There are some eloquent ways of saying no and it's important to become a pro at doing this so you're not caught off guard.

On the other hand, people who have difficulty when communicating face-to-face can become eloquent and courteous when online.

This scholar has profound opinion one time to aught, whatever topic he can eloquent says on one paragraph big.

An opinion piece by Barack Obama, for example, is entitled "Should You Ever Feel Despair, Simply Remember How Eloquent I Am" .

Bastiat was an optimist who thought that eloquent arguments in defense of liberty might save the day;

Eloquent in putting the point across

with all the cherished memories of the past gathering around me like so many eloquent voices of exhortation from heaven,

very gracious and eloquent remarks in the spirit of frankness to transcend those differences to compromise our principles

able to express a feeling So soft, so calm, yet eloquent,

Yet even in hospital with the MOST eloquent bill of rights, believers in benevolent deception continue their age-old practices

Values for Cooperative Games with Incomplete Information: an eloquent example

and the count began his defence, I assure you, Albert, in a most eloquent and skilful manner

writing and eloquent, communicative ability;

Mr. Collins was eloquent in her praise. (Chapter 14)

In order to show that he was an eloquent speaker, the young man

eloquent Stevenson was elegant------but soft. and

You, by more eloquent lips have been praised

You always know the right thing to say. (=You are very eloquent . )

And floor care for eloquent absurd, it actually write essays, say what SiMaQianCeng consult eastern FangShuo;

On Inner Aspects of Eloquent Speakers

Nor am I as eloquent