adj.颂扬的

The mayor delivered a eulogistic speech honoring the veteran's selfless service to the nation.
市长发表了一篇颂扬性的演讲，表彰那位退伍军人对国家无私的奉献。
The biographer's account of the artist's life was overly eulogistic, neglecting to mention any flaws or shortcomings.
传记作者对这位艺术家生平的描述过于颂扬，没有提及任何缺陷或不足之处。
Despite the critic's eulogistic review, the movie failed to impress the general audience.
尽管评论家给出了高度赞扬的评论，这部电影还是未能给普通观众留下深刻印象。
The award ceremony was filled with eulogistic tributes to the achievements of the scientists.
颁奖典礼上充满了对科学家们成就的赞美之词。
Her eulogistic remarks about her mentor highlighted his patience and dedication as key factors in her success.
她对她导师的颂扬之词强调了他的耐心和奉献精神是她成功的关键因素。
The eulogistic plaque at the monument commemorates the hero's bravery and sacrifice for his country.
纪念碑上的颂扬性牌匾纪念了这位英雄为国家表现出的勇敢和牺牲。
The novel received eulogistic praise from literary critics for its intricate plot and profound character development.
这部小说因其错综复杂的情节和深刻的人物发展而受到文学评论家的高度赞扬。
In his acceptance speech, the actor gave an emotional and eulogistic thanks to his family and friends for their unwavering support.
在获奖感言中，演员深情且充满赞美的感谢家人和朋友给予他的坚定不移的支持。
The historian's latest book offers a refreshingly balanced view, avoiding the eulogistic tendencies common in earlier accounts of the era.
历史学家的最新著作提供了令人耳目一新的平衡视角，避开了早先时代记述中常见的颂扬倾向。
The CEO's retirement party was marked by a series of heartfelt and eulogistic speeches from colleagues who praised his leadership.
总裁的退休派对上，同事们发表了一系列真诚且充满赞美的演讲，称赞他的领导能力。