An "eloquent expression" refers to the ability to communicate or speak in a compelling, articulate, and persuasive manner. It means conveying thoughts or ideas effectively with poise, clarity, and grace. Full definition
Francis Thompson's poem «The Hound of Heaven» is often dismissed nowadays as a piece of flamboyant and exotic writing, but there have been few more eloquent expressions of the truth that «naught satisfieth» men and women which does not lead them to their true fulfillment in God. (religion-online.org)
The sense of awe and mystery in the earlier encounter gives way here to a relatively developed theology; it is here a highly articulate Word giving eloquent expression to the nature and purpose of Yahweh. (religion-online.org)
The presence in and influence of African culture on the city of Venice finds eloquent expression in the form of a chandelier made of Murano glass, which transitions from luminosity and transparency to opacity and obfuscation on the underside of the blackened glass. (clevelandart.org)