There Fannie Lou Hamer testified eloquently about the beatings which she and others endured, and the threats they faced for trying to register to vote.

And as Eunice Stoddard, an original member of the Group, eloquently testifies: "Everybody had their frustrations.

Twice this year, I have listened to Babbitt eloquently testify before Congress in support of the California Desert Protection Act.

Paula fasted so much--as that wan, rapt face and those purple-ringed eyes testified eloquently.

While it testifies eloquently to Wilson's status as our foremost man of letters, it also suggests a compulsive aspect to Wilson's life of the mind.

However, it did not testify eloquently to James Levine's acumen as artistic director or his control over the company's most important non-Levine productions, let alone the routine, night-to-night operations.

"The D.E.A. figures testify eloquently that the Federal law-enforcement effort is becoming more and more effective," he said.

"The absence of Mengistu and Atnafu eloquently testified to their violent disagreement" with the content of this speech.

But in the moonlight, which flooded the front of the house, I saw something that testified eloquently to the transformation in Aunt Olivia.

By any reckoning, the loss to American horticultural literature was substantial, as "Through the Garden Gate" testifies eloquently.