Mark was tall, eloquent, and had fine manners.
It is a succinct and eloquent defense of the basic philosophical principles of liberalism.
The captain of fifty, and the honourable man, and the counseller, and the cunning artificer, and the eloquent orator.
In a thinly veiled reference to Barack Obama, he said he would fight to make sure "Americans are not deceived by an eloquent, but empty call for change."
He explained that reading, and the chance it gives the child to sound eloquent and knowledgeable, is likely to have impressed interviewers when it came to landing a good job.
Mr. Marshall's eloquent words impressed his boss very much.
You say that the question of how prepared in advance, no eloquent eloquence and thinking how fast possible?
Moses said to the Lord, "o Lord, I have never been eloquent, neither in the past nor since you have spoken to your servant."
Stevenson was eloquent and elegant — but soft.
The defence lawyer made an eloquent plea for his client's acquittal.
An eloquent one, written with a skilful brush and delivered with a flower that echoed its central metaphor, would win her heart.
He grew eloquent under her receptive gaze.
Mr Huckabee has won few converts outside his natural constituency of born-again Christians, but he remains soaringly eloquent.
Maybe it countered to my usual habits, because all of my friends and acquaintances know that I am a talkative and eloquent guy who can never stop once opening my mouth.
De Roquefort's words carried not a hint of emotion, and the seneschal knew how the marshal could clothe wrongs in eloquent language.
Mr Obama is eloquent but too often he does not tell it like it is.
The eyes are more eloquent than the words.
But he summoned himself to deliver an eloquent eulogy at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York.
If these books were prose, they would be by Joseph Mitchell or Ian Frazier, writers who mix the rhythm of eloquent speech with an awareness of the worlds around them.
And in the final scene, so desolate, so eloquent, one of the most haunting passages in all of cinema, Antonioni realised something extraordinary: the pain of simply being alive. And the mystery.
