Sentence examples for a litany of functions from inspiring English sources

Carole Cadwalladr, writing in the Observer, said: "Although the second half of the book is frustratingly opaque, a litany of functions attended and good causes supported, what comes through nevertheless is that Laura Bush is a more complex, interesting character than perhaps anyone had cause to guess".

And although the second half of the book is frustratingly opaque, a litany of functions attended and good causes supported, what comes through nevertheless is that Laura Bush is a more complex, interesting character than perhaps anyone had cause to guess.

Next year, a "Litany of Lamb"?

Together they recounted a litany of trespasses.

But a litany of hurdles lie ahead.

A litany of farewells, then.

This was just one of a litany of similar accounts.

Appalled obstetricians ticked off a litany of life-threatening situations.

A railroad spokeswoman, Marjorie Anders, described a litany of woes.

The 20th century was a litany of horrors.

His game log is a litany of near triple doubles.