Examples of using Eloquently in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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He spoke and wrote eloquently.
The princess eloquently made it clear that she did not want this.
I find this very eloquently said!
He wrote angrily and eloquently about several of Britain's downtrodden colonies, not least Ireland and India.
You can articulate your thoughts eloquently….
Sometimes it turns out so eloquently that overcomes the desire to be a little bit peasant.
Everything will work if it is done eloquently.
This will eloquently testify balls rolling out of the solder and aggressively not wanting to stick to the sting.
In a recent essay, the playwright Richard Foreman eloquently described what's at stake:.
That speaks eloquently: the theme of race relations does not lose sharpness in the country that has elected a black president.
The fact that the treatment ofchildren in Israel has undeniable advantages, eloquently by the following figures:.
She eloquently tells the court,“We are here not because we are lawbreakers; we are here in our efforts to become lawmakers.”.
Greater political role of Russia in Europe at that time eloquently branched dynastic marriages Rus princes.
As Mr. Shkliar argues eloquently, a strong regulatory policy insisting on transparency will play an important role here.
Monuments official-business style languagespreserve many old Ukrainian dialectal phenomenon eloquently pointing to the place of creation.
Space, the design of which will eloquently reflect his personality, life principles and aspirations, giving strength to new achievements.
We honor him for his rich contribution to the culture not only of Ukraine,which he loved so well and described so eloquently, but of the world.
Extant sources eloquently that the representatives of the people were great connoisseurs and fans of magic in its diverse manifestations.
Earlier, only industrial workers operated under the gaze of others-under the kind of permanent control so eloquently described by Michel Foucault.
This is eloquently testified that on April 28, the eve the Basic Law of the UPR, the floor of the Central Council invaded German soldiers.
Earlier, only industrial workers operated under the gaze of others,under the permanent control that was so eloquently described by Michel Foucault.
Quite eloquently declared about his support to the“Arab Spring” the leader of Al-Qaeda Ajman az-Zavahiri,“We are at the side of the Arab Spring, which will bring along a true Islam”.
From here- from an open flat area of the former city-the unity of architectural and natural fortress' complex with surrounding landscape can be seen especially eloquently.
Sheila Benhabib, pointing to a particular relationship to this book, quite eloquently named one of her essays, published in September 2014,“Who's On Trial, Eichmann or Arendt?”.
These figures speak eloquently about the fact that the heavy political and economic situation in Ukraine is a heavy burden fell on the primary residential real estate market, on the shoulders of developers and investors' wallets.
Concurrently, the partner congratulated thefounders of LHS on the first anniversary of success, eloquently proved by the level of todays' event and rankings of its participants!
And the figures of the table eloquently confirm this: the closer to Kiev, the more expensive: Vyshgorod, Irpen, the nearest villages of Kiev-Svyatoshinsky district(Cherry, Petrovsky, Sofievskaya and Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka).
The pressing need to be attentive to the poorest of our fellow citizens is a solemn duty, which is eloquently expressed when, respectful of legitimate diversity, we are united in promoting their integral human development.”.
These and many other similar statements eloquently testify not only to ethnophyletism, not just to the dominance of the national over the religious, but also to the ideology of the superiority of the Greek race over other nations.