Sentence examples for not reciting from inspiring English sources
Politicians justify these changes, when not reciting bogus arguments about the deficit, with the incentives for enterprise that they create.
In person, though, Davies is sharp and witty and, when not reciting lengthy Shakespeare quotes from memory, is eager to discuss his methods.
While growing up near Brecksville, Ohio, he said, "I used to go around to anyone who would listen, and some who would not, reciting the exact diameter and number of moons and the distance from the sun of all the planets".
Meanwhile, her neighbor, when he's not reciting "Hamlet" in his apartment, dresses up as some kind of 19th-century German baron, complete with fake beard, walking stick and kid gloves -- the kind of get-up women in San Francisco apparently find irresistible.
You'll be communicating living ideas, not reciting from a dry (and most likely deadly) script.
The challenge was not reciting Bible verses, nor naming the Disciples like Tom Sawyer had to do.
Those who could not recite the creed were ordered to lie down.
Later in the debate, Mr. Coons himself could not recite the five main freedoms protected by the First Amendment.
The event's founder, Andre Lett, is a purist who strictly enforces the rule that participants not recite prewritten lines.
As the parent of a prospective student in the local system, he was chagrined to learn that students do not recite the Pledge of Allegiance.
Mr Blair was forced to admit that he could not recite, word for word, Labour's clause four, which he amended in 1995.
