Sentence examples for chronological litany from inspiring English sources
This sets up "Spellbound by Beauty" as a chronological litany of stories about Hitchcock's actresses, some of those women far more interesting than others.
Cataloging the harassment of the Chinese in the 1880s, Pfaelzer finally resorts to assembling, in white type on 35 black pages, what she calls a "litany of hate": "a topical and chronological register of acts of ethnic cleansing".
Will Ferrell, in character as his "Anchorman" alter-ego Ron Burgundy, made a surprise appearance, celebrating a litany of Bieber's blunders in chronological order. .
The rabbi offered what he called a "litany of disillusion" about the narrative, including contradictions, improbabilities, chronological lapses and the absence of corroborating evidence.
Mr. Light discusses these performances of "Hallelujah" in chronological order, but there's much more to "The Holy or the Broken" than a litany of cover versions.
Does it surprise anyone to remember that Hornby began his breakout novel, "High Fidelity," with a litany of "my desert-island, all-time, Top 5 most memorable split-ups, in chronological order"?
The archive is chronological.
History will be chronological.
Chronological time is gone.
The order is chronological.
