Sentence examples for composed a litany from inspiring English sources
As archbishop, he put the English Bible in parish churches, drew up the Book of Common Prayer, and composed a litany that remains in use today.
In 1545 he had composed a litany for the Reformed church in England, one of his masterpieces, still in use; and by 1538 he had abandoned the traditional Roman Catholic belief in transubstantiation that Christ is rendered substantially present by the Eucharist (although the properties of bread and wine remain the same)—but retained his belief in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
We should make peace with them and remain conscious of that, especially at this particular hinge of the calendar, when we compose a litany of promises about the better selves ahead, foolishly defining those selves in terms of what's measurable from the outside, instead of what glimmers within.
That goes double for news photography: the news photographs you remember are likely to compose a litany of grief and terror, from the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald to the execution of a Vietcong prisoner on the streets of Saigon to the dragging of a dead American soldier's body through the streets of Mogadishu, Somalia.
In the wicked litany of crimes against humanity Saddam Hussein has composed a scarlet chapter of terror.
(One idly wonders why this pathological relationship be represented as a gay one? Couldn't Guy be a woman named, say, Maggie?) The text is composed of a droning litany of references to various countries in which American interests have been pursued at great cost to human rights and, indeed, human life.
We compose a wholehearted life.
I start composing a draft.
I started composing a comment.
Compose a vision statement.
