Sentence examples for approach reciting from inspiring English sources

As the evening wore on, Kaine dropped the canned lines and adopted a prosecutorial approach, reciting Trump's business ties to Russian banks, and forcing Pence to respond to the campaign's most offensive comments, including the promise to create a "deportation force," and to impose "some form of punishment" on women who have abortions.

The Saudis have a very different approach to reciting the Koran, much less melodic and much more stern, so fitting to that approach.

The rabbi approached us, recited a prayer, and with the speed and skill of Edward Scissorhands, he cut a small gash into my shawl and Wayne's tie.

One after another, visitors entered the grave area, many of them black-suited men who approached the grave and began reciting prayers while rocking urgently on their heels.

As Pedroia mentioned this approach, he sounded like a Boy Scout reciting an oath.

Then I tried a new approach: asking questions to get them thinking instead of reciting facts.

My birthday was fast approaching in mid-October, and I couldn't believe I was still reciting the wine list to pay my college loans.

Back in his hotel room, he practiced tricky phrases from his arias, reciting one word at a time, moving backward from their final syllables, an approach Matheson taught him.

Lately, Boehner has taken to reciting his personal biography, perhaps partly to counter the caricature, but also as a device for framing his approach to the job as the uncomplicated application of ordinary American common sense.

He began reciting English everywhere.

Firestone was reciting Jewish prayers.