Sentence examples for and the recitation of from inspiring English sources
Prominent art forms include body painting and ornamentation, singing, dancing, and the recitation of myths, tales, and poetry.
Despite the funeral and the recitation of the kaddish, Ivan's death seems to have gone unmourned, his life unremembered.
The full liturgy included the daily celebration of the solemn high mass and the recitation of the divine office in choir.
Rodolfo has a fine, modulated voice and melancholy eyes — he is given to nobly romantic sentiments and the recitation of terrible love poetry — but he appears tired.
Less but more rewarding attention is paid to the completion of a watercolor and the recitation of a Bourgeois-composed quatrain.
A booming voice was followed by the sound of a heavy bell, then drums and a flute, and the recitation of passages from writings by Confucius and other ancient masters.
Daily worship includes hymns of praise and prayers, the recitation of sacred formulas and the names of the Tirthankaras, and idol veneration bathing the image and making offerings to it of flowers, fruit, and rice.
The japa mala of Hinduism is used to direct and count the recitation of mantras during meditation.
Its rituals concerned world renewal (as in the white-deerskin dance) and involved the recitation of myths that were privately owned that is, for which the prerogative of recitation belonged to only a few individuals.
"Passacaglia" is inspired in part by the work of Sol LeWitt and features the recitation of LeWitt's wall drawing instructions.
The celebrations usually include prayers, readings, story-telling of the events associated with the Declaration of the Bab, and often the recitation of a special prayer for Holy Days.
