Sentence examples for addition to a litany from inspiring English sources

The Chicago Tribune listed the deaths on Saturday morning in a crime-blotter like article that topped its homepage, in addition to a litany of other shootings that took place overnight but did not injure or kill anyone.

Welcome to the world of Prevent duty, the latest government initiative – in force since June – ostensibly aimed at stopping pupils from becoming extremists of all stripes; but which many see as another ill-thought-out addition to the litany of miscalculation and distrust between official Britain and its beleaguered Muslim community.

Talking about the album version of the song, David Amidon of PopMatters praised the new minor additions featured in the production, musing "from mere sonic details to a litany of background histrionics on guitar that play off of West's delivery throughout", and compared the production favorably to Late Registration.

In addition, the counterfeiters are the ones doing the hunting online: from ads leading to illicit sites selling fake goods, to a litany of spam emails phishing for clicks, consumers are constantly bombarded.

Pessimists point to a litany of ills.

Inevitably, any discussion of property development leads to a litany of complaints.

Mr. Romney's speech amounted to a litany of complaints about three years of Mr. Obama's tenure.

"Ramzan Kadyrov is linked to a litany of horrific human rights abuses," Human Rights Watch said.

Its amplified smoky bacon taste lends a beautiful richness to a litany of vegetables.

It was, he says, "very hard to listen to such a litany of sadness".

In addition to Truisms, phrases from Arno (1996), a litany of obsessive desire, were shown.