Sentence examples for endless litany from inspiring English sources
When he criticizes "her pope," she listens, says nothing, then returns to her "endless litany".
IT can be a confounding experience, the megaclub, with its endless litany of things unknowable: Did the bartender notice me?
Mr. Smith, the road safety manager, said that the campaign's name was a homage to motorists' endless litany of fruitless rationalizations.
Holding onto the money placed him in physical danger; he'd also have to field an endless litany of heartbreaking requests from family and friends.
Instead, just as the test opponents fear, these teachers will present students with an endless litany of names, dates, theorems and equations -- that is, raw facts.
(MPI, Blu-ray $29.98, standard definition $19.98, not rated) PRECIOUS: BASED ON THE NOVEL 'PUSH' BY SAPPHIRE Gabourey Sidibe stars in Lee Daniels's film as a Harlem teenager beset by a seemingly endless litany of misfortune.
There are endless litanies of meals eaten, speeches delivered, voters greeted and turkeys pardoned.
Diderot's other great foil, his former friend Rousseau, elicits particular verve from Blom in an account of how he left the salon amid philosophical conflict and an "endless, dreary litany of paranoia and suspicion".
The words it murmurs are a litany of endless, futile self-recrimination.
Biodiversity scientists, like Dr. E. O. Wilson of Harvard, know them well, and are able to roll off the endless and endlessly depressing litany of numbers of acres and species lost, day by day, moment by moment.
I believe this is largely because New York's cityscape, despite having suffered endless assaults and a litany of losses, has, unlike Detroit's, St . Louiss or Chicago's, managed torhold on to so muChicagots life-sustaining architectural fabric.
