Sentence examples for comfortable reciting from inspiring English sources

They are sometimes booked through a speakers' bureau and feel comfortable reciting the lines they know best.

Perform the speech out loud, using a paper copy for reference until you are comfortable reciting it from memory.

If you feel comfortable reciting the words to your favorite song or poem, you'll feel more comfortable about delivering your lines with ease and grace.

Once you are comfortable recite in your head a one or two line mantram, focus on the words and their meaning.

Some people are most comfortable simply reciting it and letting it be "carried away".

If you're comfortable, you can recite the poem to them.

Enter Rabbi Morrison, 33, an ebullient, unconventional cleric at Temple Beth Sholom, a Reform synagogue in Miami Beach, who is as comfortable belting Bob Marley's "Redemption Song" as she is reciting Mi Chamocha, a Jewish prayer of redemption.

But my visit made it easier for me to understand how someone like Boris Johnson felt so comfortable being Foreign Secretary, prone to the "insensitivity" of reciting a colonialist poem while on an official visit to Myanmar.

Their religious practices of reciting the Quran made them feel more comfortable and openly accept faith.

Instead of reciting a list of hit-or-miss jokes in the comfortable mould of his competitors, Fallon will perform a "history of rap" with Timberlake that is, depending on your taste, either strikingly accomplished or remarkably childish.

We read poems and sang songs in unison -- a younger person's classroom activity, perhaps, but a curiously comfortable one -- and recited tongue twisters: "Comment sont ces six saucissons-ci?