In those early years, we generally communicated by reciting her scats verbatim.
(Note that these are not empirical claims, but just conceptual explications, or tautologies if one likes we just recite what is generally meant with parliamentary debate, interest groups, etc).
Not only is it almost unheard of to recite poems, even the most personal events are generally recorded on our cellphones.
In the interview, they can pore over this cheat-sheet, recite back to you what you've written and generally waste everybody's time.
Females are named in the synagogue, generally on the Sabbath following birth, when the father is called to recite the benedictions over the reading of Torah.
On June 25th, the Court had ruled the New York State Regents' prayer which public-school students recited "voluntarily," generally after the Pledge of Allegiance to be an impermissible intrusion of church upon state.
But generally speaking, memorizing and reciting out loud opened a space in the consciousness, a kind of foreshadowing that soon found its counterpart in reality.
For example, on Tuesdays, which I generally spend in the clinic, seeing people with cancer, blood diseases, and AIDS, I recite Psalm 82; it instructs us to "uphold the downtrodden and the destitute".
3. Affirmations that are shorter generally take form in your thoughts faster than longer ones that are harder to remember and recite.
More generally, Funk and Smith said LGBT students faced harsher discipline than their straight peers, and all students had to recite Bible passages as punishment.
