eulogy 的定义
plural eu·lo·gies.
- a speech or writing in praise of a person or thing, especially a set oration in honor of a deceased person.
- high praise or commendation.
eulogy 近义词
praise, acclamation
更多eulogy例句
- When Deng Jiaxian died in 1986, Yang wrote an emotional eulogy for his friend, who had devoted his life to China’s nuclear defense.
- While Manchin isn’t yet ready to offer a eulogy for the filibuster, you can see in the West Virginian the same level of frustration with Washington that threatened his decision to seek a second term in 2018.
- Jordan was often asked to give a speech, a toast, a eulogy — and never disappointed.
- McClenton, himself a Baptist pastor, mustered the strength to preach his son’s eulogy.
- Millions of people are dying, but mobile phones are a vehicle to make those people more real, to use these spaces to create eulogies, to record and take pictures.
- In his eulogy for Rosa Parks, Jesse Jackson gave a history lesson to the American people—and to then President George W. Bush.
- “I will, at any point in my life, other than giving a eulogy, try to make people laugh,” he said.
- This eulogy was given at Arlington National Cemetery two weeks later.
- “Any of her teen children with a license were fair game to recruit as well,” her son, Thomas, would say in his eulogy.
- The eulogy ends before it begins and Thackeray is barely alluded to again, let alone revered.
- As she made herself comfortable in his deepest chair she heard the girlish shallow voice launch out into a eulogy of the scenery.
- That greatly excited my rivalry, and I succeeded in finding some reasons for eulogy that she had forgotten.
- I pulled myself hastily into a more popular strain with a gross eulogy of my opponent's good taste.
- But just eulogy of the dead is the appropriate duty of those who were the associates and friends of the founder of this school.
- Bradford in written eulogy ascribes to him "ye tender love & godly care of a true pastor."