Sentence examples for clear recitation from inspiring English sources
He was in the tradition of writers who — as Leslie Stephen said of Defoe — understand that there is a literary fascination in a clear recitation of the facts.
And she started the clear recitation of his votes with something of an apology, saying that since she's known Sessions in the Senate for 20 years, "That makes this very difficult for me".
There is something to be said for a clear and unblinking recitation of facts, and thankfully Mr. Gibney does a lot of that.
As the official ticked off the list of items on the president's agenda, it was clear there was a recitation of long-held views on both sides.
It is clear that fear dictates the recitation of the stories we continue to tell ourselves, and continue to tell to others.
But as Rubin's book makes clear, my grandfather's head for recitation, as well as his poetic repertoire, was a widespread phenomenon, fostered by educators and civic leaders alike.
He cleared his throat before beginning his recitation: "'It is not so easy to admit that what works at home mightn't work abroad; that Iran, that old aristocrat who has known all about life--and forgotten much--is allergic to ordinary medicine and calls for special treatment.
Although there is a menu, laminated and fake-leather bound, the long recitation of specials makes it clear that it's what's in the market and, most especially at the harbour, that really matters.
Hall and Barton's version cleared away the baffling recitations that were parodied ("Get thee to Gloucester, Essex. To Wessex, Exeter") in Beyond the Fringe.
I found it impossible to be unmoved by the moment, made clear by Bishop's words in a short epilogue, or to be untouched a few minutes earlier by Fisher's recitation of One Art, which begins "The art of losing isn't hard to master," but dramatic engagement is a rare quality throughout most of the play.
