Examples of using Eloquently in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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You speak very eloquently.
As Morgante so eloquently articulated, these printers:“can build your digital dreams.”.
Be silent when they do not want to acknowledge your truth,because it is then that you speak more eloquently.
While he expressed his viewpoints eloquently, I remained thoroughly unconvinced.
Being able to eloquently describe a solution to a role-specific issue not only gives them great insight into your skills and character;
We do not all worship the same God,and nothing attests to this fact more eloquently than our history of religious bloodshed.”.
Com summed it up eloquently“this documentary is not on a mission to give any answers- its main urge is to remind the viewer of the importance of the here and now, of the thunderous nature of silence”.
Compositions such as the Moonlight Sonata(the one playing in the background)as well as Beethoven's many symphonies express eloquently the tragedy of a relationship never publicly realized.
At this meeting, Coubertin eloquently spoke of the revival of the Olympic Games.
Generosity inspires and sustains the work of the many volunteers whoare so important in health care and who eloquently embody the spirituality of the Good Samaritan.
In another region and in another era, Veran Matic(2004) eloquently described the rationale why the B92 radio station he works for in Serbia, in the former Yugoslavia, keeps working the way they do.
Priests who faithfully celebrate Mass according to the liturgical norms, and communities which conform to those norms,quietly but eloquently demonstrate their love for the Church.
President Barack Obama did so eloquently in his 2013 State of the Union Address when he talked about“the devastating impact of raging fires, and crippling drought, and more powerful storms.”.
The co-chair of the working group responsible for the report, climate scientist Chris Field,spoke repeatedly and eloquently about the need, in the face of uncertainty, to weigh up the risks of possible outcomes.
But as David Steindl-Rast so eloquently puts it in this book(Music of Silence),"the economics of affluence demand that things that were special for us last year must now be taken for granted.".
Looking at the pie chart might give you the impression that there are discrete borders within you and boundaries between your different ancestries,but as Aeromexico so eloquently put it,"there are no borders within us.".
Author Mark Midbon,in an article published in Commonweal Magazine in 2000, eloquently referred to the event as“a day without yesterday,” a term that Lemaitre would surely have found fitting.
He eloquently informs readers how to inspire lasting trust in their personal and professional relationships, and in so doing to create unparalleled success and sustainable prosperity in every dimension of life.
But they represent a measure of what some of us who happen to be poets can do, andI would rather take in the frightening news as these poets thoughtfully and eloquently present it than gobble down headlines raw.
I came over to tell you I'm going to have you for my beau,” she said,looking eloquently at him out of a pair of brown eyes that, even at seven, Ivy had learned had a devastating effect on most of the small boys of her acquaintance.
The children who have been separated from their parents, for example, even if they're all reunited, which doesn't seem likely, will bear the psychic scars for the rest of their lives,as physician Danielle Ofri has pointed out eloquently in Slate.
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.”.
Strangely, you eloquently laid out enough of the evidence deduced from the investigation to strongly indicate there was abundant evidence uncovered during the investigation and interview of her to not only indict but to convict her in Federal Court.
Some are fascinating works of art, and no other man made artefacts document the evolution of social relations, economic trends, technological innovations, philosophical views on man and nature,politics and culture more eloquently than architecture and urbanism.
In this personal, eloquently argued essay, which is adapted from her much-admired TEDx talk of the same name, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie offers readers a unique definition of feminism for the twenty-first century, one rooted in inclusion and awareness.
The presence around this altar of the Successor of Peter, his brother bishops and priests, and deacons, men and women religious,and lay faithful from throughout the 50 states of the Union, eloquently manifests our communion in the Catholic faith which comes to us from the Apostles.
In our own time Wendell Berry has written eloquently about pulling off the abstracted high speed world of an American interstate highway into an Appalachian campground, needing a lengthy moment to slow down and adjust to the natural rhythms of the world close at hand.
Above all, the mysteries of the passion and death of Jesus, through which, according to St. Paul, he merited His glorious resurrection,can speak eloquently to the adolescent's conscience and heart and cast light on his first sufferings and on the suffering of the world that he is discovering.
WHEN I hear businessmen speak eloquently about the“social responsibilities of business in a free- enterprise system,” I am reminded of the wonderful line about the Frenchman who discovered at, the age of 70 that he had been speaking prose all his life.
Less than 70 years after Adam Smith wrote The Wealth of Nations, a son of the frontier farm country of central Illinois, Abraham Lincoln,spoke eloquently about the evidences of global trade visible in homes across the prairie- tobacco, cotton, spices, whiskey, sugar, tea, glassware, silverware.