Sentence examples for eulogy about from inspiring English sources

"He gives this amazing eulogy about how April is a shining star in the night sky.

The vicar gave a short eulogy about a man he described as a "very private person – something of a nomad, carrying his possessions in a rucksack".

Equally, there might not be such a stampede to rush into judgment if more people had been in Martin O'Neill's company over the past week to hear his eulogy about Keane and witness, close-up, the appreciation one of our more accomplished managers clearly holds for his right-hand man.

There were also commendatory poems to solicit and obtain, from the likes of the notoriously touchy and unco-operative Ben Jonson, who had to be prevailed on to compose a little eulogy about how marvellously good a likeness of Shakespeare was provided by the dubious engraving.

It was about the relationship between the guys in The Wild Bunch and it was really interesting as a eulogy about progress and men who were out of time with progress, you know?

I even started to cry a little, thinking about how he was going to give me the best damned eulogy about how much I'd meant to him, and how much he loved me.

At that point, the eulogies about the world's best goalkeeper were being penned.

He was touched by the gesture, but upon arriving for the funeral, he heard eulogies about his patient that painted a far different picture from the one with which he was familiar.

He immediately said Nathaniel Clyne, and among other eulogies about the young man he said he was in no doubt that this boy will one day play for a top four side.

It was a night of outstanding drama, fully reaffirming all the eulogies about German football, and when it was all done Bayern Munich had won their fifth European Cup and we were reminded what a brutal business football can be when it comes to making losers of heroes.

Although gushing eulogies about political leaders would sound saccharine and laughable to western ears, there is no tradition of political satire in the Arab world and so the audience generally sits enthralled in rapt silence throughout each performance.