Sentence examples similar to ceaseless litany of errors from inspiring English sources

Living in Dickensian poverty with bailiffs at his door, Marx wrote letters to Engels that were a "ceaseless litany of wretchedness and woe".

It was an 80-minute litany of errors.

For this litany of errors, many people in authority owe millions of Americans an apology.

The litany of errors committed by the All Blacks was uncharacteristic and decisive in South Africa's favour.

They wrote in court filings that the old lawyers' performance was "abysmal," "shameful" and "marked by a litany of errors".

But the crisis was long in the making, fueled by a litany of errors, a Times investigation shows.

When Dread Pirate Roberts, the founder of the Silk Road, was arrested, the criminal complaint revealed a litany of errors, including asking for coding advice under his real name.

The board of Marks & Spencer, the struggling retailer, was in penitent mood yesterday as directors admitted a litany of errors and a further fall in overall sales.

Well, it is widely thought that Romney's political advisers aren't the brightest bulbs — his entire campaign has been a litany of errors.

At the same time former environment secretary Owen Paterson appears for Grassroots Out on the EU's "litany of errors", eco-wise.

Former deputy council leader Ian Willmore has described the evidence from present and former Haringey leaders as "a litany of errors and failures".