eloquent

But the house was eloquent of her life and times.

It is not enough to be eloquent about your own past.

It was more eloquent now than ever, given what they'd gone through together.

Your face was rather eloquent and, to tell you the truth, I felt no better.

But they did not always appear to be eloquent ones.

His friends left in a silence more eloquent than words.

He is eloquent and always ready to give a speech.

John makes his point about life and belief quite eloquent.

It is an area to which the show gives eloquent voice.

But it is eloquent about its three characters' relationship to the past.

I'm told that it was the most eloquent thing anybody's ever heard.

"He's one of the most eloquent people in public life."

And, what a grace to have a President who is eloquent!

It was amazing how eloquent he became when talking about his work.

Because, you know, I'm not the most eloquent of people.

I had never heard in all my life a more eloquent speaker.

Her eyes were so eloquent, some of his anger died.

And so she asks another of those eloquent questions: Why?

At that point in time, neither of them were very eloquent.

I've seen your acts, and they are far more eloquent than any words.

And you always sound so much more eloquent after you've been hanging around her.

They are at their most eloquent speaking out in one's living room rather than a public space.

He made the same sound; its meaning was so eloquent that she needed no other answer.

But the looks they shot in his direction were eloquent, had he only been able to read them.

He was known as an eloquent public speaker, though his wife wrote many of them.