Sentences with phrase «like eulogies»

Sound more like Eulogies at a Funeral.

Writing years ago to a Presbyterian minister whose funeral service he admired, he summarized quite nicely the pitfalls of funerals (and why he didn't like eulogies).

Damn, this reads like a eulogy for Wright, but we're not even sure he'll be out for the season.

The likelihood is that the tributes will be so fulsome that they will at times read like a eulogy rather than the best wishes to a man in good health who has simply stepped down from his job after almost 22 years.

Yikes — sounds like a eulogy.

Not exact matches

ESI Media, which is controlled by Evgeny Lebedev, described the move as a «historic transition,» but much of the British press reacted with sadness and / or anger, and social networks like Twitter were filled with eulogies for the newspaper.

Later on, as those children bury us, they listen respectfully, even forgivingly, to the eulogies, but if all the deeds of our lives were heaved from the granary floor of the one from whom no secrets are hid, much of what we've done would fly away like so much dryer lint.

Cuomo delivered the eulogy at the 43 - year - old's funeral, stating, «His death was one of the most tragic, pointless examples of the rampant violence that is spreading like a cancer through our society, especially in our poorer communities and especially in our communities of color.»

A Single Man (d. Tom Ford) I can't speak for Christopher Isherwood's novel, which seems like it must be a pre-emptive eulogy for the relationship documented in Chris & Don.

And now, when Country Joe McDonald told us we were all fixin'to die, he made it sound like an anthem instead of a eulogy.

«It all started with the question: How does a nonreligious person like me do a eulogy?»

I didn't even get to give it a proper eulogy like I did for the prepaid cards we've lost over the years (i.e. «This -LSB-...]

The work is an altar - like, room - sized installation that uses paint, hair extensions, rope, found plywood and the eulogy that Lezley McSpadden, Michael Brown's mother, wrote for her son.

The work, titled He Was, is an altar - like, room - sized installation that uses paint, hair extensions, rope, found plywood and the eulogy that Brown's mother, Lezley McSpadden, wrote for her son.