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Meanings of so eloquent in English

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Usage of so eloquent in English
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His expression became so eloquent of distress, that I relented still more.
The First Men in the Moon
2
There came another slightest pressure, slight, but so eloquent from those fingers.
Mr. Scarborough's Family
3
What protestation of love could have been so eloquent as that question?
The American Senator
4
I want to thank our panelists so you really wonderful us so eloquent.
The new yorker
5
Mr. Godfrey, though so eloquent in public, declined to exert himself in private.
The Moonstone
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Giles was not quite insensible to her distress, so simple yet so eloquent.
The Cloister and the Hearth
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They were mute with surprise at a gaze so eloquent and yet mysterious.
Hard Cash
8
I give you my word, I have rarely read an article so eloquent.
Beauchamp's Career — Complete
9
His tone wounded her, cut her deep, so eloquent was it of distrust.
North of Fifty-Three
10
The sufferers were so innocent, so brave, so eloquent, so accomplished, so young.
Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 2
11
What can be added to these figures, so eloquent in themselves?
The Moon-Voyage
12
There is no language so eloquent as the sufferings of his wife and children.
The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Volume VIII. / Interviews
13
Silent love is so eloquent, such a mighty power lies hid in restrained feelings.
Fromont and Risler — Volume 1
14
Captain, I had no idea you could be so eloquent.
Dan Merrithew
15
Edwards, I think, is so eloquent on this two-foundation morality.
The new yorker
16
His silence was so eloquent that he did not need to shake his head.
That Affair Next Door
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So eloquent through the time
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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