| It is no panegyric to the view that alcohol is merely an agricultural matter, a view expressed in certain parts of Europe. |
| As its practice Lonely Planet handles the panegyric with excess, reality is sometimes less attractive. |
| They are a panegyric to the deity in the way they speak to us and constantly demonstrate that no particle is more important than any other. |
| This book is an anthology of his thought, and not a biographical work, still less a panegyric. |
| To conclude: while a panegyric to free trade is being delivered here, the sparks are flying in Geneva. |
| In fact, the essay is so positive and loving as to be a panegyric, and it is difficult to understand the intensity of his displeasure. |
