Sentence examples for enumerating them from inspiring English sources

There are assorted other clichés passing as characters, but why bother enumerating them?

The problems are as varied as the books themselves; enumerating them could take an entire page of this newspaper.

Meanwhile, he fell in love with innumerable women though Irmscher works hard at enumerating them, a task a little like enumerating Sandy Koufax's fastballs.

Even enumerating them in the plural is a little silly, because it implies the ability to isolate them as singular events or things.

Letters of supreme huffiness poured into the Review, the writers lamenting that considerations of space prevented them from pointing out more than a handful of Crews's errors and misrepresentations, and then proceeding to take up many column inches enumerating them.

In The Year of Magical Thinking, the countless references to fame and social privilege have a second passport, as it were: they are an indelible aspect of the life Didion lived with her husband, and by enumerating them with such repetitive insistence she was also, in a sense, cataloguing the effects of her 40-year marriage.

Ms. Carpenter enumerated them.

"You can't bring them into the lab to enumerate them and study them".

"There are, in fact, too many distortions, evasions and baseless conspiracy theories to enumerate them all.

It states that the views expressed in a recent House of Commons report overlook "five important realities", then fails to enumerate them.

He said the report contained "a number of critical factual and legal errors," but declined to enumerate them.