eloquence

Still, one wants to ask, what does all this eloquence add up to?

But most of all, she came to appreciate his eloquence.

The fight over, some of his normal eloquence was coming back.

They had but to agree; there was no need for much eloquence.

In the process, he produces an eloquence all his own.

My God, to be defended with such heart and eloquence.

That day produced little of eloquence from our political leaders.

Was there ever a man with such a flow of eloquence?

A great testament to the power of thought and eloquence.

Keep the simple eloquence, and you may surprise quite a few.

Last season, however, he created seven works filled with new power and eloquence.

"For the first time I began to understand the eloquence of dance," she said.

Others, less trained to eloquence, found no words to say, not then or ever.

"Much will depend upon the eloquence of our friend here."

His eyes had a depth and eloquence that told me everything I wanted to know.

Eloquence, not influence, was the only thing that could save the day.

His eloquence and good humor gave him success from the start.

Of course, his crew would expect eloquence from him, too.

Girls are quick to read such signs and feel their eloquence.

He is said to have been remarkable for his memory and eloquence.

But even those pieces, spare in means, have their own eloquence.

It's not eloquence and form that matter here, but authenticity.

She only begins to capture the eloquence of the play.

Their views have been stated here with great force and eloquence.

Five words that summarized her present situation with simple eloquence.