Sentences with phrase «eloquent voice»

Mary Evelyn Tucker, one of the most eloquent voices of the eco-spiritual movement, spoke at the U.N. about the daunting challenges faced by 21st - century humanitarians: widespread environmental degradation, crippling poverty, social inequities and unrestrained militarism.

So we've heard from two of the most eloquent voices for action on climate change: Bill McKibben and George Monbiot.

And Ronan, who came to prominence in a considerably better McEwan adaptation called «Atonement,» gives eloquent voice and conviction to Florence's repression.

He soon established Climate Science Watch and over the last decade continued to be a strong, independent and eloquent voice on climate science and policy.

The Friend Who Got Away is the first book to address this near - universal experience, bringing together the brave, eloquent voices of writers like Francine Prose, Katie Roiphe, Dorothy Allison, Elizabeth Strout, Ann Hood, Diana Abu Jabar, Vivian Gornick, Helen Schulman, and many others.

It's another of the Mexican director's magic - realism conversations about children coming of age emotionally and sexually, marking the picture as a lovely companion piece to his A Little Princess and identifying Cuarón as a gifted, eloquent voice for the rage and the rapture of adolescence.

In doing so, he reminds us, again and again, of how much depends on our willingness to listen to the eloquent voices of the past.

How is this perspective to be reconciled with another eloquent voice which argues that

When he died 4 years ago, at 76, it «deprived the world of an eloquent voice in the advocacy of human rights, but his expulsion from China allowed that voice to be heard around the world,» Lerch wrote.

The photographers» direct and eloquent voices have spoken to an extensive list of premier arts organizations, including the National Endowment for the Arts (which funded the group's project on local unsung heroes in 2001), and the Smithsonian Institution (which launched a traveling exhibition last year that included several students» work).

The Friend Who Got Away is the first book to address this near - universal experience, bringing together the brave, eloquent voices of many well known writers.

Those who find poor grammar frustrating will enjoy the eloquent voice of their new champion; some who want to improve their writing will also benefit; but others will buy Eats, Shoots and Leaves simply to find out what the fuss is all about and many of those will come away disappointed as, however well dressed, this is still a book about grammar, which is a subject of limited appeal to many!

For this reason alone, I want to read more of her books and study her eloquent voice and pacing.

A gruff, eloquent voice that belongs to a perfectly sane, vault - suited Super Mutant.

Through books such as Green Spirit — Trees Are the Answer and Confessions of a Greenpeace Dropout, Dr. Moore is known around the world as an eloquent voice for sensible environmentalism.

Kagan received praise from Jeffrey Rosen in The New Republic for her «emergence as an eloquent voice» on the court.

Resisting bigotry, inspiring women and men worldwide, and advancing social justice and human dignity, he also lent his eloquent voice to the cause of worldwide voluntary family planning.