Sentence examples for moving funeral from inspiring English sources
This loss to Hungarian literature Kölcsey himself, in a moving funeral oration on Berzsenyi, deplored bitterly.
March 27, 2014 Chuka Umunna (@ChukaUmunna) Lovely and incredibly moving funeral just now for Tony Benn.
Alastair Campbell (@campbellclaret) Tony Benn would have been very proud of his children's tributes at a very moving funeral.
And their decent performances are topped off by an outstanding, and moving, funeral oration by Mastrantonio at the film's melancholy end.
Recently we saw the moving funeral in Bradford of WPC Sharon Beshenivsky, a trained officer of only seven months who was shot dead when she answered a call to a robbery.
After soliciting advice on Periscope about whether he should tell his kids the truth about the fish's death and getting mostly truthers in chat, Sacca held a very moving funeral for Drama Llama with his family by the seaside.
The warped clockwork of the final movement, Berceuse, is a vision of a new kind of time, as if death had been overcome, and the threshold crossed; this music ends one of the most moving recordings of recent years.Mahler's Fifth Symphony is another work that conquers death, moving from the funeral march of its opening movement to the unstoppable counterpoint of its finale.
His goal, it seemed, was to reveal the music as a true funeral march, moving at an inexorable tread with weighty textures and stoic grimness.
Samuel Johnson occupied shabby rooms overlooking the court in 1759-60, where he wrote "Rasselas" in seven consecutive evenings in order to pay for his mother's funeral, before moving to Gray's Inn and then the Temple.
The chapter called "Dad" – which includes the verbatim text of his address at his father's funeral – is moving in places but should not have been included in a book which it is claimed was written "in the public interest".
And know too that justice minister, Christiane Taubira, the "victim" of the infamous monkey cartoon, was so wounded and offended that she gave an extraordinary, moving speech at the funeral of one of the murdered cartoonists.
