Sentence examples for In litany, from inspiring English sources

After dark, the illuminated temple provided a dramatic backdrop for the virtuosic shrieks, chatters, hiccups and gurgles produced by the vocalist Mike Patton in "Litany IV (for Heliogabalus)." One of the inspirations for that piece, a bust of the Roman emperor Caligula, resided elsewhere in the museum, and Mr. Zorn urged the audience to seek it out.

The Times article was just the latest in litany of pieces.

Some of these conditions were cited in litanies of life's hardships or evils; some were the vehicle for inquiries into the relationship between human faculties and human knowledge [see SEP entry on "Molyneux's Problem"].

He is known to history mainly through the hagiography of the Secgan Manuscript; he also occurs in a litany in the Tanner of the Bodleian Library, Oxford.

And in fact, many episodes in the litany of scandal and misfortune that has consumed Chinese Web surfers in recent years had little to do with money.

He suffered a concussion in 2010, the first in a litany of injuries over three years, but he has put up starry statistics this season.

Levine becomes the latest in a litany of prominent men in the arts, the media and politics to have accusations of sexual misconduct surface.

In this most recent episode in its litany of excess, Dubai is planning a Qur'an theme park.

His counterblast was Apologeticus ad Praesules Anglicanos and another book, in English, The Litany, in which he charged the bishops with being the enemies of God and "the tail of the beast".

One innings does not a player make, as Bairstow has already demonstrated once in his litany of failures after his explosive unbeaten 41 on his England debut in an ODI last September.

In the litany of conflicts that the two lawyers detailed in six blistering pages, one stands out.