Sentence examples for eulogy that from inspiring English sources

In her memoir of marriage, Fraser has given us a eulogy that is more than half autobiographical.

I wanted to get her to talk, to fill the time, perhaps, maybe even to help me prepare for the eulogy that would have to be written.

He left shortly after Mr. Jackson delivered a eulogy that transformed quickly into a political attack on Gov. George W. Bush and the Republicans.

A speech, more properly a eulogy, that was made in Belgian parliament by a young MP left hardened politicians and commentators in tears.

In 2000, at his father's state funeral, Trudeau delivered a eulogy that stoked whispers of a dynasty that has now secured its place in Canadian history: "More than anything, to me, he was dad.

After two days of close scrutiny, his playing partner – and former US Open champion – Graeme McDowell issued a eulogy that took us – almost – right back to the days when the world of golf had been virtually annexed by its breathtaking young champion.

All of them sent out of the world with words unworthy of them, eulogies that revealed only a deep ignorance of who they really were.

In the eulogies that followed Jobs's death, last month, he was repeatedly referred to as a large-scale visionary and inventor.

The eulogies that will follow will highlight his great accomplishments — and will be poignant and bittersweet because so few in politics are fighting these good and necessary fights.

You wouldn't know it from the eulogies that greeted his death last week, but by the early 1970's, Hope was a profoundly divisive figure.

In the hours before the cardinal's death on Wednesday night, people in the churches and on the streets of New York offered their own eulogies that reflected the prelate's broad legacy.