eloquent

Mr. Tremlett’s book is breezy and eloquent, his skills as a veteran journalist coming to the fore.

When the autumnal Second Quintet began, the two eloquent Philharmonic violas were ready to stealthily underscore a work of profound lyric restraint.

Yet through a remarkable process of musical transformation, Lang has become a purifier, his music increasingly having turned cool, clean, eloquent, elemental.

Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s speech to that effect was an eloquent defense of American values.

The book ends in an eloquent defense of beavers as wetland-habitat creators, worth infinitely more alive and working than trapped and persecuted.