How to pronounce “eloquent” in English

So eloquently said.

There's a more eloquent way to describe that.

who is the most eloquent president we've ever had by a very wide margin and I think even more eloquent than Jefferson,

--sound less eloquent than all of you, and then you'll take off.

I wasn't very eloquent.

She's much more eloquent than I am, and she just has this beautiful motherly energy.

trying to become more eloquent speakers mention a few of those things things to them and I've always felt speaking

you know eloquent way have these amazing comments uh that they would speak and they would be saying this in such a way

I'm confident and eloquent enough to enact that and have an IPO and just

We're all very eloquent in our own heads.

I mean that eloquent diction.

Anomalies are incredibly eloquent.

These assessments have an eloquent name, they're called, feelings of knowing.

extraordinary speeches eloquent speeches at Jefferson Jackson dinners and other dinners about

- So you eloquently explained how we have a long history of blockers that we thought were going to be blockers, and we overcame them.

Like you so eloquently said, they're encouraged to procreate.

you say it so eloquently, though my sister, because it's precisely love of wisdom and love of neighbor and the

You started out so eloquently and importantly, to be a part of a beloved community.

time a little more eloquently the things that unite us are stronger than the the things that divide

Though David eloquently introduced me as a nature photographer, I see myself as more of a journalist.

Neil so eloquently talked about some of my musical background.

And he spoke so eloquently about the work that he was doing there.

So you described it eloquently.

And as Nate so eloquently always says, it's the human factor.

speaks about it very eloquently.

Nehru spoke eloquently in that midnight in 1947, at the instant when the soul of a nation long suppressed finds utterance.

And I said something not so eloquent.

released from prison and he was so eloquent and so inspiring and you look

I found this book an eloquent, profound, and often moving examination of the consequences of our addiction

But he's got a very eloquent passage where he says, you know, I was sat down by my advisors and asked, how much

Very eloquent, very charming, much like all of Jefferson.

Because they're not very eloquent when they make stuff up for themselves, so here we go.

effect on you because she's very eloquent.

the bookmobile and he was so eloquent about the -- the importance of -- of reading, you know, in the middle of a desert and how that really became a thing

and then be able to eloquently adjust.

I think that's so eloquently put.

What you have said far more eloquently than I could is that one of the great things about the IRC is it works across the arc of crisis.

The basic argument for this is very eloquently summarized in just this paragraph by IJ Good, from 1965, a mathematician who worked with Alan Turing

So it's a very eloquently written letter.

You said it a little more eloquently, but you get connected with what you're doing.

And what Francis just so eloquently shared, we get to partake in that.

start online and need to be eloquently passed off to the salesperson.

But as Carrie Bradshaw so eloquently said in "Sex and the City," you're only going to have two out of the three in New York City.

As the law professor Larry Sabato has eloquently put it, 'On the issue of lifetime tenure, where one stands depends on where one sits.'

I think as David Miller very eloquently described in his book, it's a process.

Joel myrowitz did that so eloquently with his photos the the new Memorial although I'll miss the r down there I

That means “ here was no personal or world problem whose eloquent solution did not exist in some hexagon.” Gracias a Dios!

and Aldo Leopold was one of the most eloquent.

I just see it as like because I can be fairly eloquent about this stuff, and if I can do a good--