Significats de true eloquence en anglès

Because once again were true eloquence and masterly appeal winning men.

A punch is not true eloquence, even if Devlin's came close.

Here was true eloquence; irresistible eloquence; and without a single grace or ornament to help it out.

With this outburst of true eloquence the historian of the world laid down his pen in 1614.

Emerson says, "There is no true eloquence, unless there is a man behind the speech."

Governor Seward said of him, that he "never heard true eloquence until he heard Samuel R. Ward speak."

He repeated anecdotes, told stories admirable in humor and in point, interspersed with bursts of true eloquence, which constantly brought down the house.

She gave the tone to letters; M. Faguet says that her epistles were all masterpieces of amiable badinage, lively narration, maternal passion, true eloquence.

True eloquence, indeed, does not consist in speech.

250.-Trueeloquence consists in saying all that should be, not all that could be said.