eulogizing

Eulogizing Vidal was to eulogize the now long-gone epoch he typified.

In eulogizing al Quso this week, the group promised America “the war between us is not over.”

Just last December, Ayman Zawahiri issued an audio message eulogizing three JI operatives executed for bombings in Bali in 2002.

Eulogizing him in The New Yorker, John Updike noted that George's subject matter was a perfect fit.

In the second paragraph he endeavors to attract the attention of the woman by eulogizing himself.

The palatability of a well-made cup of good coffee needs no eulogizing; it speaks for itself.

Three speakers, however, in their addresses had confined themselves to eulogizing the great dead.

The Roman writers, Cicero especially, are never tired of eulogizing him as a pattern of old-fashioned Roman virtue.

Skill and industry worthy of a far better cause, were expended in eulogizing every folly which superstition had invented.