Sentence examples for with eulogy from inspiring English sources

In the 2nd century ad, Aelius Aristides, a Greek rhetorician, combined praise of famous cities with eulogy of the reigning Roman emperor.

Newspapers worldwide were filled with eulogies and remembrances for many days afterward.

Clergy leaders, meanwhile, hope to offer some wisdom along with eulogies.

At the funeral home a traditional police ceremony with eulogies was led by a chaplain.

I knew that the answer would have something to do with eulogies, but that didn't fit.

Though relatives of the fairly famous dead often email me hopefully, no obituarist can get away with eulogies these days.

His funeral is scheduled for Sunday with a Chinese ceremony led by Buddhist monks to be followed by a traditional police ceremony with eulogies led by a chaplain.

His reviews for the Standard were interspersed with eulogies for dead greyhounds, as well as with hymns of praise to the classic cars he adored but was no longer able to drive.

The newspapers hummed with eulogies, nostalgic essays, and editorials about his career; one media group assembled an entire conference on the subject, called "Salaam Sachin" — a daylong orgy of speechifying and tribute-paying.

This summer's gathering began with eulogies: Jim Sedell, a Forest Service researcher who died in 2012, was one of the first researchers to visit the mountain after the eruption, and the first to sample its lakes.

Grazia also named him last week as a lust object, while Twitter is heaving with eulogies to his performances in the TV adaptation of Kate Atkinson's novels (check out #casehistories).