Sentence examples for manner of reciting from inspiring English sources

The poet Ottavio Rinuccini claimed that Peri's two works with music - Dafne (1598) and Euridice (1600), both to Rinuccini's libretti - were the first to revive the ancient manner of reciting in music.

Adopt your own way of reciting softly without disturbing others.

I'm incapable of reciting song lyrics or quote movies.

And Frey was getting tired of reciting the list.

Instead of reciting speeches, they engaged in dialog (Pangallo, 2013).

Their religious practices of reciting the Quran made them feel more comfortable and openly accept faith.

It was put back on the curriculum in the mid-50s, but students would be trained in a Pavlovian manner to recite slogans castigating US foreign policies and proclaiming the inevitable victory of the proletariat.

Their sons talk about their years on the run in the manner of any child reciting a well-worn family story ("I was born underground and I was called Z...".).

It is impossible to visit those Maine lobster towns Lowell celebrates without being reminded of his poems, poems that in a tribal manner recite the names of Melville, Emerson and Thoreau.

This was a voice so strange and strong – depravities recited in the manner of a shopping list – that it immediately invited pastiche, some of it by Easton Ellis himself, who took casual amorality perhaps as far as it could go in American Psycho, an apologia by a serial killer which the original publisher declined to print.

Halfway through, a steady beat kicks in, and the dancers perform a musical medley of sorts, standing behind microphones to sing or recite verses in the manner of Steve Allen.