Sentence examples for litany of posts from inspiring English sources

This litany of posts drives home the fact that the police in the U.S. kill several people a day on average.

The litany of posts and pontifications about cord cutting continues unabated, yet few people take the time to actually look at what's really going on.

The litany of post-9/11 military engagements, however, put a lot of strain on all parts of the US military.

A litany of place names is repeated with ritual fervour.

Last week Gingrich likely received better, or at least fairer, treatment in the pages of The New York Times than he did at The Drudge Report, which dedicated several days to posting a litany of harassing headlines and relentlessly targeting the former Republican Speaker of the House, treating him as if he were the political reincarnation of Bill Clinton.

Each blog post results in a litany of comments, which bring me back to where I started this post: Being told that someone is in awe of my strength.

The Scottish newspaper the Sunday Post reported a "litany of carcinogens" in crumb-rubber turf, and a 2015 USA Today analysis found levels of lead "high enough to potentially harm children" in artificial turf used in schools, playgrounds and daycare centers.

Once they're on every corner I expect we'll hear far less about them but until them except a litany of "I tried my first bitcoin ATM" posts to appear from here to Timbuktu (a wide-open market, incidentally).

In that post, I simply presented a litany of complaints from one veteran teacher, a woman I know to be dedicated to her students and the profession.

"Hello City Planner," an animated cartoon produced by the department and posted on its Web site, depicts a litany of farcical city hassles faced by a woman applying to sell ice cream.

And in 2013, Canadian singer Grimes posted a lengthy essay to Tumblr discussing the litany of ways she has encountered sexism in her career, echoing the sentiments of many other female artists who have expressed similar concerns.