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She talks eloquently about her sense of gratitude to the US for giving her the chance, about wanting some day to "pay back" in public life.

But I think an unknown Shinto monk put it more eloquently when he said, "the only truths in this life are beauty and impermanence. "

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

Lincoln said eloquently the point what I'm trying to make: motivation, concept and implementation.

The magazine was ably and eloquently conducted, and the general tenor of its article was to urge onward the revolution.

Concerning that night's ride, the man spoke most eloquently for himself, in a little shed back of a saloon on the San Francisco waterfront.

With a burning face he could only repeat, word for word, in a low, dull voice the lecture that Adams had spoken so eloquently.

As the president eloquently puts it, their electricity bills will "necessarily skyrocket" .

In a speech earlier this year, Mr Paulson eloquently made the case for China to accelerate the reform of its capital and financial markets.

As Bruce Tate so eloquently stated in a blog entry, to create a simple application, "I don't want to have to eat the whole elephant. "

Eg. Doesn't this fly in the face of what you have been preaching so eloquently for so long?

I mean , the Pointer Sisters said it most eloquently , didn't they, when they sang the praises of a lover with a slow hand .

And he launched into a speech, eloquently advocating his army of the future.

He spoke eloquently that he is not a replacement for Steve Jobs, and we should not expect him to be the visionary that Jobs was.

He is a man who speaks eloquently about our national goals and calls for the practical solutions that must be put into place to obtain them.

Tablecloths whether the style eloquently throughout your wisdom lies, creativity and mix of applications.

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

But the fact the debt ceiling decision went to the wire speaks eloquently of the diminished authority of the White House.

Jataka stories speak eloquently of those human values, which contribute, to harmony, pleasure and progress.

A larger arsenal of words enables you to express yourself more eloquently.

Facts have eloquently proved that Mao Tse - tung's thought becomes a moral atom bomb of colossal power once it takes hold of the masses.

Colonel North, you talked here often and eloquently about the need for a democratic outcome in Nicaragua .

David Miliband, the former British foreign secretary, put it eloquently in a recent speech to scholars at MIT.

Many have eloquently described in their sacred texts encounters with Light coming from beyond the darkness.

A while ago a friend sent me a quote which really sums up very eloquently a key way of bringing more peace in our life.

As Mr Kundera himself has written so eloquently, "the struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting. "

"It is an eloquently golden night for people who stutter, " proclaimed the foundation's president, Jane Fraser.

But while there are plenty of politicians who can eloquently describe the current dangers, there is little sign of a global response.

The pickle jar had taught me all these virtues far more eloquently than the most flowery of words could have done.

The surreal love story is not rare, but not from which part of the same film so eloquently, aftertaste letting a person is boundless.

On all those fronts, Mr Obama was eloquently sensible, frequently quoting the Koran to reinforce his message of peace.

Alan Watts answers these questions eloquently in "The Relevance of Oriental Philosophy. "

eloquently adv. : She spoke eloquently on the subject for about an hour.

They speak more eloquently than 10000 tongues. They are the messengers of overwhelming grief, of deep contrition and unspeakable love.

Patrick, who spoke eloquently at the memorial service of his friend, said that many had asked him how best to honour Kennedy's legacy.

Thank you for responding to my question so eloquently.

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

They spoke eloquently of their shock and sadness and horror at the tragedy (see article).

Studying the arts can help businesspeople communicate more eloquently.

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

No one waxed more eloquently than Mr Sarkozy about the iniquities of liberal markets.

Most Americans speak eloquently and properly in various occasions.

After all, all he has done is to debate, eloquently, on a most interesting subject.

Studying the arts can help business people communicate more eloquently.

When he was in the ancestral temple and at court, he spoke eloquently, albeit discreetly .

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

In addition, it eloquently shows that the world will never be a "perpetual motion machine. "

But they have eloquently described what such an elite should want to do.

Bono spoke very eloquently, that we have the tools, for the first time, to address age-old problems of disease and poverty.

One receives a pocket full of mumbles as one writer so eloquently noted.

Mint, an Indian business newspaper, has argued eloquently that the government is abusing a colonial-era act.

It is compelling to encounter a powerful and independent voice, eloquently composing his life's theories.

Jack can express himself eloquently.

President Obama spoke eloquently about responsibility. He hit the hammer on the nail. This is what solving the problem all is about.

But as Hoffman details so eloquently in his book, this is how most of the world's population travels.

The game is eloquently designed - simple and quick to play yet packed with explosive power.

And I think the argument can't be put any more eloquently than that.

He spoke so eloquently as to move us to tears.

Mr Linton was extremely reluctant to consent, but I pleaded eloquently for the friendless condition in which he lay;

The more eloquently you speak English, the more effectively you can spread Chinese culture throughout the world!