Sentence examples for enumerating some of from inspiring English sources

Historians have many theories on the reasons for the decline, she said, enumerating some of them.

In enumerating some of the myriad encounters and cross-influences that lie beneath the surface of any period, it also gives us a memorable glimpse of an unusually busy art scene.

Powell took his title from Burton's long "Introduction to the Reader," a passage enumerating some of the people afflicted with the titular malady: "they are a company of giddy-heads, afternoon men......

The lament, primarily composed of 11 "songs" or stanzas of unequal length, begins by enumerating some of the prominent cities and temples of Sumer and the deities who had deserted them.

So starts Lonely Planet's guidebook to the kingdom before enumerating some of its charms: deserted Red Sea beaches, the pre-Islamic monument of Madain Saleh, verdant mountains and the empty quarter with its endless sand dunes.

Powell took his title from Burton's long "Introduction to the Reader," a passage enumerating some of the people afflicted with the titular malady: "they are a company of giddy-heads, afternoon men... ..... (At this point, in Montana, I am already carrying the book to the register, the equivalent of Jerry Maguire's "You had me at hello").

At present we cannot do more than enumerate some of the most prominent buildings destroyed.

Like Administration officials recounting the milestones in the bin Laden search, Daniels enumerated some of the now surmounted obstacles.

In her speech to the audience, Ms. Frangella enumerated some of the philosophies: "Make time for everything.

In "Gaming the Vote," Mr. Poundstone enumerates some of the major theoretical systems that could reshape voting.

I'll briefly enumerate some of these and solicit thoughts about priorities, strategies, and aspects that I've overlooked.