eloquent

When an eloquent person suddenly can’t form sentences, it’s typically seen as a medical problem.

"We used to joke about how you weren't a "true Parsi" if you didn't know about Parsiana or wax eloquent about it."

Yet Boggs makes a strong case for these books as successful formal experiments in which Baldwin once again transmuted the storms of his personal life into eloquent indictments of systemic racism.

I just think his depiction of the horrors of addiction . . . obviously, he is writing from experience . . . but he’s so accurate and honest and eloquent.

He’s a regular presence on national media outlets, quick and eloquent with insights and righteous anger.