Sentence examples for needed to recite from inspiring English sources

The sage agreed, but found that to get any rest he needed to recite very complex passages so Ganesha would have to ask for clarifications.

We do not need to recite here the history of racial injustice in this country.

We don't need to recite our letters aloud.

The truth is, we do not even need to recite these numbers yet again to know racial disparities are both deep and wide.

Sometimes she makes brilliant statements about how actresses need to recite their "word of the day" calendars to be taken seriously,and other days she admits to being sexually attracted to the Transformers robots.

As a Burbank resident who grew up in the city and attended Burbank schools, I am very disappointed to find out that our schools have decided that our children don't need to recite the Pledge of Allegiance each morning.

These include the tefillin and tallit that you will need to wear for the prayer, as well as the siddur, or prayer book, that contains the prayers you will need to recite.

We also have our mythic sense of the land, and a need to recite our pivotal narratives.

There is little need to recite in further detail all of the evidence that would have supported a jury finding that the appellants agreed to mislead both state and federal investigators.

What not to do: There is no need to recite paragraphs from your textbook as if you generated this knowledge on your own or try to maliciously outwit other medical students on your service; everyone on your team has been a medical student at some point in their lives and can easily see through the malarkey.

Note that for the second and forth cycle, there is a need to recite the tashahhud.