Sentence examples for recite a litany from inspiring English sources
She is an ordinary woman, outside the charmed circle of the movies, and her dismay and shame at having to recite a litany of brutish oaths tells us all we need to know about the life within it.
Ms. de Matteo gets to recite a litany of medical terms in tonight's episode when both Adriana and Tony end up in doctors' hands, in Tony's case for squamous cell carcinoma, a kind of skin cancer.
Rather than recite a litany of policy initiatives, Obama, echoing former president Franklin D. Roosevelt's famous "Four Freedoms" address, focused on four pivotal questions that were summarized on the White House's Web site: How do we give everyone a fair shot at opportunity and security in the new economy?
Mr. Sharif and his aides point to his close relationship with former President Bill Clinton and recite a litany of decisions Mr. Sharif made as prime minister that were favorable to Washington, like his politically risky decision to support the United States in the Persian Gulf war in 1991.
I could recite a litany of names but prominent among them were: Bockmiller, Carroll, Kaufmann, Leboy.
Recite a litany or just wait it out and hum along to a hymn?
The recorded voice of the American writer William S. Burroughs recites a litany of experienced disgust.
On multiple TV screens, one of his surrogates recited a litany of talking points.
Ms. Stuart opens by reciting a litany of melancholy, bittersweet realizations about a failed affair.
He denounced the state legislature, quoted inspirational poetry and recited a litany of accomplishments.
When asked a question, he closed his eyes and recited a litany of evidence from the Koran and the Sunnah.
