Examples of 'spoke eloquently' in a sentence
Meaning of "spoke eloquently"
This phrase describes the act of speaking in a persuasive, articulate, and expressive manner. It suggests that someone communicated with clarity, fluency, and grace, using well-chosen words and thoughtful delivery to effectively convey their ideas or message
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spoke eloquently
You spoke eloquently on issues that matter.
At the end of his speech he spoke eloquently about that.
He spoke eloquently on the subject of labour rights.
That night was so inspiring and every woman spoke eloquently and with such force.
She spoke eloquently and with authority.
In the midst of anger and violence Mandela spoke eloquently to the mourners.
Poor people spoke eloquently about insecurity.
He did not reply to that, but his look spoke eloquently.
His work spoke eloquently for him.
I was so very moved to finally meet them, and their smiles spoke eloquently to me.
He spoke eloquently for three hours without a break.
Some children talked more than others ; a few spoke eloquently while others struggled to make sense.
He spoke eloquently and to the point.
Mr. Speaker, my friend from the Prairies spoke eloquently about the freedom of trade.
Obama spoke eloquently about the issue of democracy.
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Jesus would have ignored the Gentile woman, unless she spoke eloquently.
He spoke eloquently and with feeling.
On the other hand, a number of Jewish MPs spoke eloquently in favour of the motion.
You spoke eloquently about the ball getting stuck.
As usual, he spoke eloquently.
It spoke eloquently of what the Syrian war was all about.
A man, who on the surface, appears weakened with age, moving gingerly with a cane, spoke eloquently.
He always spoke eloquently and he always spoke at great length.
We recognize this, and our leader, Jack Layton, spoke eloquently about this issue.
You spoke eloquently.
I saw you on TV . You spoke eloquently.
Tom spoke eloquently.
In 1968 speech at the University of Kansas, he spoke eloquently about the differences between them.
Many countries spoke eloquently to these issues and made concrete proposals for strengthening the Treaty.
Mr. Gnaedinger spoke eloquently on this.
He spoke eloquently and he was persuasive, calm and irrefutable.
Jefferson in particular spoke eloquently of the dangers of paper money.
Kim, you spoke eloquently and comprehensively about the integration of mental health and addictions.
Apollos came to Ephesus and spoke eloquently in the synagogue the elementary truth of repentance.
You spoke eloquently about the ball getting stuck. - You assuaged everyone's fears.
He was dressed nicely and spoke eloquently enough, but his hands betrayed his nerves.
Nigel Farage spoke eloquently in favour of a union of nations.
Throughout the Congress, workers spoke eloquently about the problems and challenges they are facing.
Mr Poettering spoke eloquently on the basis of his personal experience.
The representative of Lebanon spoke eloquently about that issue, and we fully support his statement.
Minister Joly spoke eloquently about museums and affirmed her role as a strong advocate for them.
Yes, claire . you spoke eloquently about the ball getting stuck.
She spoke eloquently of the….
Each spoke eloquently.
Ambassador Loshchinin spoke eloquently earlier about our joint effort on cooperative threat reduction.
Neither spoke eloquently enough to the other 's needs.
In addition, she spoke eloquently about working in partnership to save women 's lives.
Others spoke eloquently about Tambor, too.
We once again spoke eloquently about “ tolerance, mercy, compassion for others, mutual respect . ”.
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Poor people spoke eloquently about insecurity
