Sentence examples for litany of a from inspiring English sources

Ren's chapters are a litany of a gentle soul enduring endless degradation with endless patience.

Goulian is endearingly candid about the lingering traumas of adolescence and the pressures of growing up in a family of overachievers, but his litany of "a thousand and one anxieties" ultimately grows tedious.

As a result, her decision to take a sort of "Mrs. Dalloway" approach to Kate's story, minutely recounting her every move and mood, feels claustrophobic and static: a litany of a stressed-out woman's struggles with diapers, baby prams, spoiled stepchildren, her mother's pain medication and her own vagrant feelings.

One popular way Ganesha is worshipped is by chanting a Ganesha Sahasranama, a litany of "a thousand names of Ganesha".

Finding a new set of judges, however, was tricky considering the litany of A-list talent that has already sat on the panel.

"It spawned a litany of corruption, an opaque system and a business practice replete with complacency".

The IFC has a similar litany of improvement: a better risk management policy, increased sanctions, and a rededication to enforcement.

I've since memorized a litany of names, an endless march of the young black dead.

For many of us, that was a litany of childhood, an 11th commandment — often followed by "or no dessert".

Inside is a litany of instruments from a keyboard to a ukulele.

Start by breaking down this litany of criticisms a bit.