Sentence examples for moving eulogy from inspiring English sources

And then he interrupted Fiz's moving eulogy to tell everyone "the truth".

A more moving eulogy for a departed friend has scarcely been sung.

They serve as a moving eulogy to a man who led the left with great integrity and conviction.

The death of his brother Michel in 1998 and the moving eulogy he gave at his father's funeral in 2000 brought him back into the spotlight.

In 2000, at age 28, he delivered an eloquent, moving eulogy at his father's funeral that thrust him again into the national spotlight.

Peirce gave a moving eulogy at the end of requiem mass in Conlon's home parish of St Peter's in Belfast's Lower Falls district on Saturday.

Until then, Premo's funny, and often surprisingly moving, eulogies are available on the project's blog.

The tales about Mr. Mailer, which were decanted in a room adorned with large black-and-white photos of the author, could have been weaved into moving eulogies.

The team was present at an emotional candlelight vigil in a basketball arena with several thousand mourners, a ceremony that included moving eulogies of Uekman by his teammate Austin Tate and Coach Bobby Petrino.

Over the years, he delivered a series of moving eulogies, a collection of which was published in 2001 as The Work Of Mourning, but whose French title is even more apt: Chaque fois unique, la fin du monde (Each time unique, the end of the world).

There have been many moving eulogies about the late NBC reporter Tim Russert.