Examples of using Eloquent in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Programming
Eloquent, Sheriff.
Roger was very eloquent.
Eloquent, Mr. Bragg.
The minister was very eloquent.
More eloquent than elegant.
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It ends with a very eloquent quatrain.
Eloquent, yet utterly simple.
Nothing is more eloquent than a joyful face.
He blew out his cheeks, and his eyes were eloquent of despair.
Thank you, Stan, for a eloquent and thoughtful response, as always.
I hope your toast is a little more eloquent than that.
The figures are so eloquent that they do not need much comment.
Only he used much more eloquent words.
The most eloquent words should also be considered as miracles, has.
So this isn't the most eloquent answer ever.
This is an eloquent sign of Bridget's dedication to her children's education.
Sometimes, silence can be the most eloquent confession of all.
Eloquent details will complement the interior and create the right style.
Emigrant literature and periodicals: eloquent statistic.
This is an eloquent sign of Bridget's commitment to the education of her children.
You will never meet a more eloquent philosopher of pure folly.
We do not ask for the handsomest physician, or the most eloquent one.
The first Councils are an eloquent witness to this enduring unity in diversity”.9.
Neurophysiological monitoring techniques for surgery in eloquent brain regions.
The work with eloquent title Plastic_ity focuses on problematics of microplastic particles in the soil.
I answered with a strong sign; eloquent, yet utterly simple.
In expressiveness andcommunicativity, most Persian buildings are lucid- even eloquent.
The authors describe their project with two eloquent words- magic and logic.
Differentiation of fluorescence intensity, maintaining safety distances from eloquent areas;
Albert Murray was one of jazz's most eloquent and insightful critics.