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eulogy

[yoo-luh-jee] / ˈyu lə dʒi /


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“This isn’t a eulogy for South-Central. … This isn’t about who we were. It’s very aspirational,” Halsey said during an interview at the park days before its official opening.

From Los Angeles Times

From the mouths of the French - players, coaches, scribblers and commentators - come eulogies of what Fabien Galthie's Grand Slam seekers are all about.

From BBC

Their Spiritualist friend, Justice John Edmonds, who had been forced to retire from New York’s Supreme Court due to his beliefs, delivered a eulogy, “purported to come from the spirit world.”

From Literature

In a video from the memorial, Broadus mourned her daughter’s short life and all the moments they could have shared in a moving eulogy.

From Los Angeles Times

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, too, warned against writing any eulogies: “The companies who are seizing the moment, I think have the same opportunity ahead,” he said on the company’s quarterly earnings call Wednesday.

From The Wall Street Journal