eloquently

You've put my point far more eloquently than I ever could.

He said nothing at all, as yet, but very eloquently.

But I should say these things less often, and let the music speak far more eloquently for itself.

It's the only way, as you so eloquently point out.

The ability to be eloquently still comes with experience on the stage.

Just a thank you for putting things far more eloquently than I ever could!

All these things speaking eloquently of another place than the one he called home.

Most eloquently, he told her how much she had been in his thoughts over the months.

As others have said so eloquently this evening, we do not use it.

How are you going to speak eloquently and argue about an issue?

Who better to eloquently state the urgency of the problem?

Indeed, she has spoken eloquently of her love for the Land.

This movie answers the question more eloquently than I ever could.

Never did he plead more eloquently for the cause of education.

He did not know how to protest eloquently, to make her tell the truth.

The land speaks most eloquently for itself, he says, but probably means more to him than it does to "those two."

The real jewels speak to him so much more eloquently.

He turned to the community, spread his hands, shrugged eloquently.

I thought he eloquently put one of the biggest problems that we have with Afghanistan.

The matter was mentioned very eloquently by one of our contributors.

She did not want to be one of those who eloquently prepare the world to struggle along without them.

Now it is up to the Governor who speaks so eloquently for the poor.

It was you who executed the plan and spoke so eloquently to your people.

Science did not have to say a word to eloquently convey his thoughts.

But many critics said the pictures spoke eloquently for themselves.