Sentence examples for recitation of how from inspiring English sources

Much of Mr. Gingrich's speech was spent on a recitation of how "Wall Street" money, meaning Mr. Romney's wealthy supporters, had undermined his earlier surges with negative advertising.

Much of Mr. Gingrich's speech on Tuesday night was spent on a recitation of how "Wall Street" money, meaning Mr. Romney's wealthy supporters, had been dedicated to undermining his earlier surges with negative advertising.

The report's most important public service comes in its recitation of how top Fed officials, both in Washington and in New York, fiddled while the financial system smoldered and then burned.

In response, my father did not offer a pep talk or a recitation of how he had worked hard and long in the depths of the water department's pumping plant — and selling furniture on the side — to pay my tuition.

The court heard the prosecutor's dry and methodical recitation of how, in ethnically mixed Bosnia, Serbian politicians and military leaders carefully planned a campaign of ethnic cleansing, attacking and terrorizing non-Serbian civilians to clear out whole regions and turn them into lands only for Serbs.

A video edited down from the day's footage shows an officer of the college awkwardly humoring the faux student, who is pitch-perfect in her recitation of how the offensively retrograde Constitution had "triggered" and traumatized her, helpfully suggesting that the officer use a nearby shredder.

The president's rather mechanical recitation of this liturgy at Kyoto suggested how outdated and uninspiring that formulation is.

Mr. Clinton is more cerebral, delivering a thorough recitation of the economic condition and discussing how the challenges of today are more severe than those of his time in office.

WASHINGTON — With his troops anxious for a way forward, Speaker John A. Boehner began a closed-door meeting of House Republicans on Friday morning with a recitation of letters from local schoolchildren on how they deal with stress.

Dorries opened with her now-familiar recitation about how honoured the delegation was to be there.

There King addressed the crowd, delivering what would become known as his "How Long, Not Long" speech, which culminated in his recitation of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic": I know you are asking today, "How long will it take?…How long will prejudice blind the visions of men, darken their understanding, and drive bright-eyed wisdom from her sacred throne?" …How long?