Sentence examples for * eulogy in from inspiring English sources

In a somber eulogy in Charleston, the President said it out loud: slavery.

At least one Tribute video has been a eulogy in the traditional sense.

At 4 a.m., after Mr. Miller's younger brother delivered his eulogy in Jerusalem, there was a long stretch of static.

James Hayes came from Ohio to the Oval Office, and he brought John Crawford and Tamir Rice along with him – delivering their eulogy in his introduction.

She didn't feel comfortable standing in front of everyone to say something about her husband so I ended up giving the eulogy in BSL on her behalf.

A video showed President Obama singing "Amazing Grace" in his eulogy in Charleston, and the delegates held up their arms, like they were in church.

In her eulogy, cousin-in-law Domarina Awdow described "Aunt Bennetta" as an attentive in-law; a mother who chaperoned school outings; and as a woman who balanced the demands of work and parenting so that her children stayed "rooted".

In the book's epilogue, Buchwald shamelessly quotes his prospective pallbearers' prewritten eulogies in their entirety.

The politicians came to give their eulogies in West, Texas.

In her eulogy, as in so many eulogies of late, her husband, Ken Weiss, said things he never would have said before Sept. 11.

In a eulogy delivered in Hebrew and English by Rabbi Paul Gordon, Levy was described as "a good person taken from us much too soon".