Sentence examples for funeral eulogy from inspiring English sources

It was passionately articulated by Gordon Brown in his funeral eulogy.

In his funeral eulogy, when Barry spoke of there being "no grand 'Hatto' moments," he might well have been describing his own methodology.

It has been lovingly edited by Kristol's widow, the historian Gertrude Himmelfarb, and carries a prefatory funeral eulogy by their sorrowful son, the Republican journalist William Kristol.

He was a ‘rotten husband’ (Jonathan Daube, funeral eulogy, Berkeley law faculty website), as he would have been the first to admit, and his divorce in 1964 was followed by bitter and protracted litigation.

Notable also among Psellus' literary remains are his correspondence, consisting of more than 500 letters, and his funeral eulogy for Michael Cerularius, patriarch of Constantinople and principal force behind the Schism of 1054.

He wrote a variety of other poems, as well as descriptive pieces in prose (some on works of art), and a number of orations, including an address to Manuel I and a funeral eulogy of Nicephorus Comnenus.

At Wednesday's funeral, eulogies will be delivered by Bush's son, the former President George W. Bush, and by the former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, the former senator Alan Simpson, and the Bush biographer Jon Meacham.

You learn about people at funeral eulogies; China is still at an early stage.

Funeral eulogies are a collection of flattery, sadness and funny stories... occasionally interrupted by the truth.

Susan Slyomovics argues that funerals, eulogies, mock trials, vigils and sit-ins, public testimony and witnessing, storytelling and poetry recitals are performances of human rights and strategies for opening public space in Morocco.

I planned Dad's funeral, gave his eulogy, and was the only one who could hold a coherent conversation with our extended family and circle of friends.