Sentence examples for litany of everything from inspiring English sources

The woman is basically a walking litany of everything X Factor viewers dislike.

She stayed awake all night compiling a litany of everything about Blake she couldn't stand, from his favorite sweater to the way he cleared his throat.

Then she gave a litany of everything that she'd been up to cleaning the house, calling relatives and friends, making arrangements with the funeral home.

Many readers named Obama as the person they continue to admire most, citing a litany of accomplishments, everything from a lowered unemployment rate to landmark health care legislation.

Nearly 90 years ago, five state Assemblymen were expelled by their colleagues and removed from office, accused of being Socialists who sought to "overturn the whole fabric of a constitutional form of government" through a litany of subversive acts — everything from eliminating the right to own property to weakening the family and the church.

The litany of vendible sites -- everything except the Raiders' Lost Ark -- makes the Clinton fund-raising efforts look relatively tame.

Many of the words surrounding Donald Trump also related to unflattering stories ― 'women,' for example, which likely encompasses everything from his litany of demeaning comments about women to the accusations he faced late in the campaign of sexual harassment and assault.

Many of the words surrounding Donald Trump also related to unflattering stories ― "women," for example, which likely encompasses everything from his litany of demeaning comments about women to the accusations he faced late in the campaign of sexual harassment and assault.

Although he is downbeat about current economics, Stiglitz's research in The Price of Inequality outlines a litany of ways to mitigate the damage of inequality, everything from tax reform to public investment and improved corporate governance and trade balances.

Narrated and remembered with a fond shrug, Story's litany of places could also be a chant for everything that's now wrong with the city.

"I'm the person who always when I'm on the court I always hear everything," she said, reeling off a litany of potential distractions.