Sentence examples for chanting aloud from inspiring English sources

He walked to his car and threw the bouquet into the woods, then he licked Lewis's sperm off his fingers, chanting aloud, "I am Drenka!

The remainder of the afternoon would be spent studying and, at dusk, chanting aloud with the other monks, their piercing communal monotone flowing from the pagoda like a hypnotic soundtrack to a tranquil Mekong twilight.

I saw all of them sitting neatly and chanting, aloud and lively, in front of Lama Phuntsok.

When it came time to chant, he chanted aloud and wigwagged the translation.

Chanted aloud, it must have won sympathy and laughter from the audience – perhaps an audience including blacksmiths?

One of the panels contained the Ten Commandments from Exodus, a portion that, when chanted aloud each year, the congregation stands to hear.

As the fires burned for much of the day, hundreds of mourners sat mutely on a hillside next to the monks, who chanted aloud or quietly counted prayer beads of red coral and turquoise.

"I believe they were folded and hidden". One of the panels contained the Ten Commandments from Exodus, a portion that, when chanted aloud each year, the congregation stands to hear.

That request was prompted by a spate of arrests of women, including members of Women of the Wall, who had sought to pray wearing shawls customarily limited to men, or who had chanted aloud, challenging constraints imposed by traditional Jewish Orthodoxy and by an Israeli Supreme Court ruling.

Much of the meaning is derived from sound patterns that link one passage with another, so that Muslims who hear extracts chanted aloud thousands of times in the course of a lifetime acquire a tacit understanding that one teaching is always qualified and supplemented by other texts, and cannot be seen in isolation.

"Build that wall, build that wall," his followers chanted aloud, awakening ghosts of history.