Given this litany, no one should be surprised that a revisionist orthodoxy has been hardening: people say that feminism, always an elite movement, is in retreat.
Given this litany, no one should be surprised that a revisionist orthodoxy has been hardening: people say that feminism, always an elite movement, is in retreat..
Steve Pound, MP for Ealing North, told the GetWestLondon website: "The whole investigation is just a litany of one disaster after another.
She had taken the news in silence, nodding almost imperceptibly as if listening to the litany of one of her patients' symptoms, her mind constructing and dismantling various possibilities as the information accrued, but her fingers had begun to work.
It is a depressing litany, but one that bears repeating.
A bad book will never get past a litany of one or two-star reviews, therefore making the book a living, breathing failure.
— In the litany of one-off exhibitions, charity games and assorted tournaments that make up soccer's calendar, the Gold Cup is an especially strange affair.
Tuesday night, in Las Vegas, he had a litany of one-liners, saying he would follow the "winning streak" of hometown heroes Andre Agassi and Greg Maddox and take lessons in how to run from the championship basketball team of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, whose arena he was standing in.
Along the way, he faces a litany of humiliations old ones that are dredged up, new ones that crop up, and future ones that he has good reason to anticipate at the hands of family, friends, girlfriend, and the world at large.
— There is a litany of reasons one might avoid this city: double-digit unemployment, high crime rates, struggling public schools and, at the top, enduring suspicions of chronic mismanagement.
