Sentence examples for litany in which from inspiring English sources

His counterblast was Apologeticus ad Praesules Anglicanos and another book, in English, The Litany, in which he charged the bishops with being the enemies of God and "the tail of the beast".

Introducing a different poem, he explained that he had come across lines by another poet, Jacques Crickillon, that said: "You are the bread and the knife,/The crystal goblet and the wine" and used them as the beginning of his own poem, "Litany," in which he goes on to play with the notion of what "you" is and is not.

We hear litanies in which Fallout is the name of a demon.

The Sopranos had a litany of cases in which actors were charged with criminal offences.

The FTC's investigation highlighted a litany of instances in which the social network had deceived its users.

From there, everything quickly swipes left, as Lamar races his bassist Thundercat's spaced-out solos through the litany of ways in which Uncle Sam always wins.

The group found a litany of cases in which witnesses reported people had been abducted or were last seen with the military or the police, never to be seen again.

It has many characteristic Hamer touches, like the litany of ways in which Terry Thomas can caw, "Hard cheese, old boy!" Delightful as his comedies are, there's more to Hamer than laughs.

It is near impossible to imagine a similar piece with a male star of Adele's international standing, exploring the litany of ways in which he is led to believe, as a man, that he might be letting down society.

Tackling an issue that has split the 2016 presidential candidates since the horrific violence at Emanuel AME Church, Clinton ticked off a litany of circumstances in which black children and families are hobbled by lack of money, illness and thwarted opportunity.

Mitchell at the Institute for Local Self-Reliance agreed there were a litany of ways in which that money could be put to better use, like providing property tax rebates to local businesses and addressing the shortage of capital available to would-be business owners.