Examples of using More eloquent in English and their translations into Czech
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More… eloquent than the pulse.
You used to be a little more eloquent.
What is more eloquent than silence?
You used to be a little more eloquent.
What is more eloquent than silence?
Now you, you could have been a little more eloquent.
General Rojas is more eloquent than I am.
I will kill you! Isn't Bane usually a bit more eloquent?
Maehwa is a much more eloquent writer than Su Dongpo.
I will kill you! Isn't Bane usually a bit more eloquent?
You tell him, you are more eloquent. Hey, where are you going?
A more eloquent philosopher, You will never meet, of pure folly.
Isn't Bane usually a bit more eloquent? I will kill you!
A more eloquent philosopher, You will never meet, of pure folly.
Isn't Bane usually a bit more eloquent? I will kill you!
But here in Scotland, it's much more eloquent, the image of the free patriot drawn not as a desperado like Wallace or a mighty prince like Bruce, but as one of a band of brother survivors.
I have always found the stool more… eloquent than the pulse.
You will never meet a more eloquent philosopher of pure folly.
And if your mother were here,I'm sure she would have more eloquent answers than I do.
There are times when reading the voting list is a more eloquent comment on the behaviour and nature of this Parliament than almost anything else I could say.
And one hopes that the commentary will shift from a list of interpretations of individual works to a more eloquent synthesis, referring to the circumstances in which the works were made.
The way she listened was more eloquent than speech.