Greg Maddux was enumerating everything he does to feel comfortable before throwing a baseball, but then he suddenly stopped.
It's a big American list poem, enumerating everything from "shopping malls" to "demi-Gods," a set of objects that come to be ground up by a terrifyingly ambiguous "figured wheel".
Enumerating everything Hillary Clinton has accomplished in her 65 years on this earth is a task too big for one editorial team -- we'll leave that to her biographers.
Of course, as always, we cannot help but digress, which makes it very difficult to enumerate everything that comes up in conversation.
Some of Bruegel's works are allegories of the struggles between religious factions, but "it would be very hard to enumerate everything Bruegel did―fantasies, representations of hell, peasant scenes, and many other things ….
Sure, all the technology what all those earnest car magazines will tirelessly enumerate in microscopic detail has everything to do with how a carmaker gets to "soul," and we'll even tell you about many of those attributes ourselves.
But in the real world of clinical diagnosis, there is no crabby genius spending days and nights at a whiteboard, enumerating and eliminating hypotheses, barking at his residents and taking a stab at a succession of hunches until he happens to hit on the one that explains everything.
"The answer is everything!" Clinton went on to enumerate the support Trump has attracted from white nationalists such as David Duke, whose backing Trump took some time to disavow.
In her speech to the audience, Ms. Frangella enumerated some of the philosophies: "Make time for everything.
Carl R. Augusto, the A.F.B. president, stood and enumerated New York's livability attributes: neighborhood feel, grid-like layout, sidewalks everywhere, takeout everything, and a widespread reliance on public transportation.
Usually five kinds of abhijna are enumerated: the ability (1) to travel any distance or take on any form at will, (2) to see everything, (3) to hear everything, (4) to know another's thoughts, and (5) to recollect former existences.
