Sentence examples for In the litany from inspiring English sources

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

— In the litany of one-off exhibitions, charity games and assorted tournaments that make up soccer's calendar, the Gold Cup is an especially strange affair.

In the litany that opens the poem, these "best minds" are the outsiders, those that society considers mentally ill (echoing Smart's experience), but who for the poet represent the vital creative force in America.

The Book of Common Prayer is rooted in the litany.

You hear it in the litany of grievances.

But these cars, like many others in the litany of Mercury's successes and failures, came and went.

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".

As reform advocates and leading Democrats make an increasingly fervent push for new gun laws, they confront the segment of gun owners that Ackerman is playing to in Roseburg, a segment whose adherents increasingly reject any role for government in reducing the litany of attacks like the Umpqua shootings.

In light of the litany of abuses allegedly perpetrated by all parties in Iraq, the UN's Human Rights Office urged the Security Council to consider referring the situation in the country to the ICC.

That finding was published too late to make it into Stephen Hall's provocative book, but it's in keeping with the litany of obstacles arrayed against short men that he documents in "Size Matters".

Raz, in particular, recites the litany of political resignation that is so common now: "We have no one to talk to"; "When we pulled out of Gaza, they started firing missiles".