Sentence examples for touching eulogy from inspiring English sources

Gibbs offered a touching eulogy.

The two men formed a lifelong bond so strong that Hawken delivered a touching eulogy for Anderson at his funeral in 2011.

A touching eulogy delivered to Britain's House of Commons in 1945 is completely devoid of lionizing clichés, deriving its force instead from Churchill's genuine affection for his friend and fellow leader.

On one level, Mr. Bradley has composed a touching eulogy to his father, one that honors him precisely for those qualities that did not earn him fame and recognition on Iwo Jima.

But when I read the title they were giving the occasion – "A Century of Advancement: Are We There Yet?" – I thought about touching up that eulogy.

I thought of touching up the eulogy once more when I read a report from the Annie E Casey Foundation, assessing American children's chances for success in school and life.

I thought about touching up his eulogy yet again when I heard the state of Michigan was investigating Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick for corruption, and he was protesting he'd "been called a nigger more than any time in my entire life".

But this is no eulogy there have been enough of those, and another from me isn't going to say anything you've not already read, touching tributes from the hearts of those who'd been more significantly touched by Bowie than I ever was.

That was just one of the character traits that Max Hastings touched upon in his brilliant and affectionate eulogy, most of which follows: Many of us in my disreputable trade are journalists because we discovered at an early age that we were incapable of doing anything else.

Obama again touched on gun control on Friday, in a eulogy for  Clementa Pinckney, a pastor and state senator who was among the victims of the shooting at Emanuel AME Church.

Stephen Holden from The New York Times shared similar sentiments and wrote "On 'One Sweet Day,' the singer joins forces with Boyz II Men, those masters of pleading post-doo-wop vocal harmonies, for a tender eulogy that suggests that the singers have been personally touched by the AIDS crisis".