That was the spirit of your eloquent speech to Congress three years ago, which deeply moved many Americans.

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And then (Daley) came out and gave this eloquent speech.

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Standing in front of a collection of the trophies McLaren have won during their 40 years in F1, he made a composed, eloquent speech to the employees and described how he had still not fully come to terms with the magnitude of his achievement.

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There they stood, stiletto heels sinking into the lawn, and were treated to an eloquent, gracious speech.

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Netanyahu's speech was an eloquent, rational and at times impassioned defense of Israel.

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And although his speech was magnificent and eloquent, he boiled his message down to a nice little phrase when it came to how America would move forward.

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During the campaign season, a typical candidate's stump speech may belie the rich and eloquent history of American rhetoric.

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Her speech was personal, graceful, and eloquent.

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