It would be easy enough for me to write an eloquent letter about something else.

She had read his eloquent letter over a dozen times with different responses each time, responses varying from anger to pain, from laughter to longing.

He manages to sound both intimate (as if sending eloquent letters to a favorite relative) and consequential.

Sometimes we will give an especially eloquent or newsworthy letter more space, but that is an exception.

Both Lucy and Philip forgive her, she in a moving reunion, he in an eloquent letter.

Once in a while, a particularly eloquent, newsworthy or pointed letter is allotted Lincolnesque space in print, but that is the exception.

But by quoting Tucker's eloquent letter to him, he actually makes himself seem even more heartless.

It is an intelligent and eloquent letter, and it has made admirers of some who were not so sure of Mr. Clinton before.

The phrase was also mentioned in an eloquent letter written by President John Tyler on July 10, 1843.