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And as Herndon pointed out, “in time Lincoln’s style changed: he became more eloquent but with less gaudy ornamentation. He grew in oratorical power, dropping gradually the alliteration and rosy metaphor of youth.”

An eloquent public speaker, Weiss has cemented a spot among wealthy executives and prominent personalities.

At rallies, Gbagbo often invoked her evangelist Christian faith, firing off spirited, eloquent speeches in support of her husband.

When an eloquent person suddenly can’t form sentences, it’s typically seen as a medical problem.

"We used to joke about how you weren't a "true Parsi" if you didn't know about Parsiana or wax eloquent about it."