Sentence examples for loving eulogy from inspiring English sources

His loving eulogy for John Paul II, and the funeral Mass over which he presided, filled Cardinals and pilgrims alike with affection for him, and helped him win rapid election as Pope….

Senator John McCain (R-AZ) (once a fellow prisoner in Vietnam with Butler) also noticed Delmer Berg's passing, and it inspired him to write a loving eulogy to Berg that was recently published in the New York Times.

Inspired by Homer, Shakespeare and a woman whose name he won't reveal, Beckett penned a eulogy to love's labour's lost: "Long afloat on shipless oceans, I did all my best to smile/ Till your singing eyes and fingers drew me loving to your isle … Now my foolish boat is leaning/ Broken, lovelorn, on your rocks".

I would have loved her to write my eulogy.

And then he recalls her funeral, a baroque theatrical affair she would have loved, at which he gave a eulogy.

Among more recent works are renderings from the late '80s and '90s of Marsden Hartley's eulogy for a dead loved one, "Portrait of a German Officer" (1914).

In his eulogy, Ben Willis said his mother "loved being a star, she lived to entertain and make people happy," he said, adding that he was comforted Black died "in one of her most favourite places in the world".

A eulogy to the land I love.

The key sentence in her eulogy: Love is a constant interrogation".

I'm writing eulogies for all the people I love, who are still alive.

Write the eulogy with the deceased's family and loved ones in mind.