eloquence

One is simply to mark the beginning of a new administration in celebration and hope — and an occasional dose of eloquence.

King was the kind of leader who comes along once in a lifetime, one with unmatched eloquence and passion.

McKenna spoke his mind in public and private with elegiac and sometimes lengthy eloquence, but was frustrated at his lack of success in behind-the-scenes political maneuvering to advance his favored policies.

Best of all, the company had a conductor of remarkable eloquence who understood movement in all its musical aspects.

Smith, a product of the classical British tradition, had the lightning eloquence of Shakespeare to guide her.