ineloquent

Even with materials that anyone else would have considered to be ineloquent, he had an incomparable touch.

Now, inevitably, it was his turn to feel ineloquent.

She made an odd and very ineloquent gesture.

Something about the latter version - with its strange sense of ineloquent desire - was enough to provoke tears.

However, his letters were terse and ineloquent, which was unlike most letters between the two.

Smudgy, one might think, ineloquent and drab.

The loneliness that motivates them is expressed for the most part through ineloquent half-reaches and tethered physical tantrums.

But what made the solo intriguing was how oddly absorbing those dry little moves and ineloquent gestures were for all their spareness.

There are also the earnest, well-conceived but ineloquent paintings of a major architect, Le Corbusier.

Trent Lott calling the President "a spoiled brat" is about as lame and ineloquent as it gets.

Vassegh is constantly portrayed by Papadakis and Smith as an ineloquent, immature, and perverted person.

ASIWYFA prove that the loud and voiceless do not have to sound ineloquent.

After shouting various vague and ineloquent threats, the men got distracted; Murray Hill winked and shrugged it off as kids' not respecting their elders.

But there is something heavy-going and ineloquent about the ceremonies of brewing, serving and drinking beer, and it needs a small boat on the Nile to make it fun.

But in a film where music stands as the alternative to belching smokestacks and anonymous malls, the words stand as a declaration of life - ineloquent yes, but almost existential.

But last night, when Oren had told him about Rennie Newton's recent jury duty it was several moments before he found his tongue, and all it could manage was an ineloquent, "Huh."

The "Notorious Women" collection of striptease artistes has its (decidedly unprurient) moments, although how Rachel Shteir, the author of a fact-packed, doggedly ineloquent book about the form, and her co-panelists will enliven this material remains to be seen.

As a man of culture he seemed insignificant in relation to his brother; ineloquent, he was at first scarcely popular but gained respect through the works embellishing the city that he achieved as doge, in a period, above all, of peace for the Repubblica Serenissima.