Sentence examples for eulogy remarks from inspiring English sources
It was an especially apt observation coming, as it did, in eulogy remarks Mr. Clinton delivered at the funeral of Marvin Hamlisch, the prolific composer of songs like "The Way We Were" and musicals like "A Chorus Line".
And it was Reid who delivered the bill's eulogy, remarking that he knew he just didn't have the votes to pass it.
In the eulogy her son remarked that she had seen her death coming; that it was the best kind of death and one that would not be available to most of us.
Donald E. Cameron, who delivered the eulogy at the funeral remarked of Primrose, "Colonel Primrose never sought for himself or for his men more than that their record of service should be allowed to speak for itself.
As Mr Bloomberg remarked in his eulogy: "A Polish Jew in an Episcopal graveyard in a largely Dominican neighbourhood.
According to the report, Heikkinen, "in his typically pungent manner, nipped Ford's eulogies in the bud with some poignant remarks on who was trying to kid who and how".
His press office put out, as Bloomberg's "as prepared" remarks, this closing line from his eulogy of Kasprzak: "May God bless Artur Kasprzak and everyone he loved.
If Remnick's remark sounds a bit like a eulogy, it very well might be.
Certain of his remarks might be paraphrased as his own eulogy.
Read the first two paragraphs of Chase's eulogy of Gandolfini's below, and click over to HitFix to see his remarks in full.
