Without further eloquence...

And taught him eloquence .

And taught him eloquence .

So, without further eloquence...

Fellow has a dangerous gift of eloquence.

And I'm convinced there's no need for eloquence.

But, seriously, under the spell of his eloquence,

I am moved by your eloquence, Mr. Morton. Deeply.

Herr Laszlo, you have a reputation for eloquence which I can now understand.

And I will amuse you with such rhyming eloquence as you've never dreamed of.

And she brings news and every tongue that speaks But Romeo's name speaks heavenly eloquence.

That point had been expressed with much eloquence by the representative of France at the previous meeting.

Need I suggest that the purpose of the Pakistani eloquence in this General Assembly is somewhat different?

So, without further eloquence, I will give you a toast to myself... who is soon to be wed.

I must admit I had a few anxious moments under the spell of the district attorney's brilliant eloquence.

I do not have the eloquence of some of the men you've heard in the last few days.

His courage, vision, eloquence, and political skills provide a model and inspiration for the US and other countries today.

To take one example, while Bill Clinton speaks with warmth, wit, and great eloquence in the flesh, his autobiography is not worth reading.

Our small industry had lots of its own stars, but only Steve had the charm and eloquence to be a star to the outside world.

Few are the moments in history when eloquence in the condemnation of evil can be replaced by well founded expressions of hope for the future.

While many praised his eloquence, charisma, intelligence and awareness of Arab and Islamic history, more believed it was just the same talk they had heard from other presidents but in a better wrapping.

I am sure that you will all agree with me that Ambassador Umer has brought a unique mixture of outstanding experience and knowledge, irrefutable logic and distinctive eloquence to the Conference on Disarmament.

His eloquence is matched only by his sophistry, and the two together constitute an impressive exercise in high pitched salesmanship of a product whose shelf life is ending, if it has not ended.

When speaking of the two Vice Chairmen, we must also express our highest esteem to Ambassador Insanally, who as President of the General Assembly, guided us all with his articulate eloquence and reliability.

Points which generally have been raised by every single American president and world leader for that matter albeit without such eloquence and empathy but so far without any concrete steps to see through their resolutions.

The problem for Ban is his diffident manner, which stands in stark contrast with that of his predecessor, Kofi Annan, a larger than life secretary general who dominated the scene through his flair, eloquence, and star power.

The representative of the United States, whose eloquence we very much appreciated, rightly recalled that Bosnia has inherited an unjustified punishment from the predecessor State, Yugoslavia, and she used some words that I think, and hope, will go down in history in regard to this case