Sentence examples for eulogy from from inspiring English sources

DESPITE the latest eulogy from a prominent critic, there isn't much debate over whether fiction will survive.

He selected a eulogy from Kierkegaard: "It is perfectly true, as philosophers say, that life must be understood backward.

It wouldn't be her funeral without a musical eulogy from one of her closest collaborators and confidantes".

Portalski sat in the front row as McCain gave a eulogy from the lectern, where she spoke of her father's generosity and kindness and referred to herself as his only child.

George Jacobs and William Stadiem Mr S: My Life with Frank Sinatra (2003) I'm currently finishing this, my fifth Sinatra biography, which is at once a love poem and a eulogy from Sinatra's personal valet.

12.46pm GMT More translation's of Gantz's eulogy from the BBC's Michael Shuval Michael Shuvall (@MichaelShuval) Army chief, Benny Gantz: "Two words describe best the spirit you left behind: 'fighting spirit'".

The eulogies from community, clergy, family were moving.

Co-written by Robbie Williams, "Requiem" is effectively a wake, a dead spirit hearing eulogies from friends.

He wields a microphone as he calls for winning eulogies from his daughters.

The death of Sir Nicholas Winton elicited eulogies from across British society.

I need no eulogies from politicians or disc jockeys with their blurred recollections of its "limited analogue functions".