Examples of 'more eloquently' in a sentence
Meaning of "more eloquently"
more eloquently: This phrase means in a more fluent or persuasive manner, often used to describe how something is expressed or communicated
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Facts speak more eloquently than rhetoric.
And phrase it a little more eloquently.
More eloquently than anything we say or do.
But as someone else more eloquently put it.
A larger arsenal of words enables you to express yourself more eloquently.
Words never more eloquently spoken.
I want to have access to communication techniques that will allow me to speak more eloquently.
You say it more eloquently than me.
Perhaps later generations will see the problem more clearly and express themselves more eloquently.
What we are communicates far more eloquently than anything.
He refers Will to a psychologist who can explain the phenomenon more eloquently.
You just encompassed it far more eloquently than me sir.
Nothing speaks more eloquently of the power of Christianity than these two events.
He spoke on more and more eloquently.
They said it more eloquently than that, but yes.
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He just says it much more eloquently.
My dog speaks more eloquently than thee SEABURY, You are playing a dangerous game.
And perhaps it has been said more eloquently before.
More eloquently than thee ♪.
She says all this so much more eloquently than me.
The first delegations of this country to the Organization perhaps expressed it more eloquently.
I could express these ideas more eloquently if there were coffee in jail.
It Muray a honourable lord related it much more eloquently.
And his chains speak more eloquently than any words of yours.
And I think that the argument can not be put any more eloquently than that.
It speaks for me more eloquently than I can myself.
Now if only I could learn how to write more eloquently.
I think you put it more eloquently than I could.
I do not know when I have ever heard it put more eloquently.
I can not say it more eloquently than Justice Blackmun.
What you have just seen fully illustrates the point far more eloquently than I ever could.
I really can not say it more eloquently than him, so I will just post the quote.
It is the person 's character that communicates more eloquently.
No writer makes the abolitionist case more eloquently than Rutgers philosopher Gary Francione.
To which Hasang replied “ No, ” but likely more eloquently.
You say it much more eloquently and smartly!
I think he probably articulated the profundity of Jackson 's art … more eloquently than anyone has.
Gandhi, a non-Christian, was able to more eloquently teach the message of Christ than most Christians.
Indeed, the poorer and more wretched the atmosphere, the more eloquently Most spoke.
Nowhere is Ireland 's history more eloquently expressed than in it 's “ Big Houses ”.
There are a number of others who have written more eloquently on the subject.
Yes . And his chains speak more eloquently than any words of yours.
There are many websites that do that much more eloquently than I could.
Or, as SFW ‘ s writer Leah Dworkin more eloquently puts it in their mission statement,.
All dogs communicate by smell, but none more eloquently than hyenas.
Siegfried Sassoon could not have written more eloquently about tragedy and human spirit.
Fanon describes this aspiration to whiteness more eloquently than I ever could.
You said it all so much more eloquently than I could.
I think that you said it a little more eloquently than I did.
We phrased it a little more eloquently than that, but yes.
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