He played the exposed horn line with power, assurance and at times a lovely poetic lilt that made an eloquent case for the work.

In addition, the band's transparent arrangements made an eloquent case for the genius of the songs.

But in chapter 3 he presents what is still one of the most eloquent cases for the value of participation by all citizens.

Mr. Solzhenitsyn made an eloquent case for them, though.

Mr. Rachmanov's performance made a fairly eloquent case for the work, showing it to be no lost masterpiece, but a score well worth hearing again.

After Courier pleaded an eloquent case in his own defense, play was resumed and the 22-year-old Floridian wound up with only a fine.

Rather, his straightforward direction makes an eloquent case for his modernized view of the work.

If subliminal influence is truly a factor in judging, his scores would argue a more eloquent case than any coach.

But night-vision goggles state a most eloquent case for American prowess over adversaries who cannot mount major military operations once the sun has set.

This is an eloquent case for the ancient roots of the liberal approach to faith, and my summary does not do justice to its subtleties.