Meanings of eulogise in anglès

What have people like him to do, except to eulogise people like me?

Best Robert Mugabe quotes A legacy as toxic and complicated as Mugabe's is difficult to eulogise.

There is no quality so dangerous to eulogise as experience, and Atlee thought long over this.

One of the reasons I eulogise Normal People is that I read it with pangs of recognition.

Photo: Rodger Bosch Mandela was never been shy to eulogise the rolling hills and the placid lifestyle of his hometown.

What wonder if some eulogise, and others revile, the new philosophy for its utilitarian ends and its merely material triumphs?

It is, we presume, from an ambition of the same kind that some writers have lately shown a disposition to eulogise Shaftesbury.

But in speaking on so large a subject as the policy of a party, I thought it beneath me to eulogise a man.

Wednesday marked the first time since Lyndon Johnson's death in 1973 that a sitting president was not asked to eulogise a late president.

Like many musicians, this person can talk about, eulogise and deconstruct what they do and why they do it until the cows come home.

Browne's one-week replacement, Shane Kenny, with his strictly-business view of journalism, was scarcely the man to eulogise Socialist TD Joe Higgins, writes Harry Browne.

Too often this year, he has had to eulogise the deaths of local farmers and reiterate his calls for the introduction of rural safety units.

Carlo Ancelotti tends not to eulogise individuals as a rule but he still described his returning midfielder as "a genius" in the post-match briefings.

A contemporary writer of Grimaldi's days thus eulogises the Prince of Clowns:-

He has been eulogised, analysed and studied like few other 20th-century figures.

Faithful ministers are rarely eulogised by the populace or the court.