You will be eloquent in your loss.

I am sure that it will be done eloquently.

Mr. Vieira de Mello's briefing could not be more eloquent in showing the roots of the problem of security in East Timor, and we agree with his analysis.

There could hardly be a more eloquent demonstration of Indonesia's current inability to deal effectively with the problem.

Our small industry had lots of its own stars, but only Steve had the charm and eloquence to be a star to the outsideworld.

Mrs. Lima da Veiga (Cape Verde): The recent findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change could not be more eloquent about the risks and challenges for the sustainability of development efforts at the national, regional and international levels and for the very survival of mankind.

In the Commission, for example, the views expressed in this regard have been very diverse; thus, it has been noted that while some types of silence definitely do not and cannot constitute a unilateral act, others may be described as intentional “eloquent silence”, expressing acquiescence, and therefore do constitute such an act.

We need hardly remind ourselves that the Security Council's efforts should be measured not by eloquent statements and declarations, but by the extent to which its actions address effectively violations of international humanitarian law and of the human rights of victims in armed conflict.