Sentence examples for carefully reciting from inspiring English sources

Later, though, after carefully reciting the Warped Tour's many sponsors, he shouted that his band was not backed by any of those corporations.

Second, he carefully recited arguments of the differing points of view.

Johnson, in his remarks, linked them (and himself, of course) to the Social Security Act and its "illustrious place in history," and he carefully recited an "honor roll" of fifteen congressional leaders who contributed to the bill's passage.

After the two mangled the 35-word oath four years ago, necessitating a just-in-case do-over the next day, the president and chief justice this time carefully recited the words in tandem without error, although Mr. Obama did swallow the word "states".

When asked if he is looking to be bought out by someone like MCI or AT&T, he carefully recites the executive mantra: "We are focused on running a profitable business that creates shareholder value".

Listen carefully as they recite the list of special appetizers.

Instead of trouping on one at a time, to recite carefully rehearsed monologues, this new team worked with - and often against - each other.

They were chanted more than recited, employing carefully calibrated repetitions, shifts in tempo and modulations of vocal tone.

He began reciting English everywhere.

Firestone was reciting Jewish prayers.

Already she was reciting Kaddish.