Sentence examples for recite so from inspiring English sources
Summoned to military headquarters, he convinced the brass that it would be inappropriate for a comic figure like Don Francisco to recite so solemn a document of state.
Not that she had any particular joy in hearing the others recite; she always tingled with a secret conviction that she could recite so much better than they did.
When, last year, two black passengers in separate incidents launched into a tirade of abuse against Muslims travelling on a bus, it was not just their race and the ferocity of the attacks that was alarming, but the fact they could recite so many Islamophobic tropes – from grooming, to terrorism, to FGM, to forced marriage.
In fact, it recites so many minute and detailed facts developed in the course of the investigation of Spinelli that its substance is somewhat obscured.
This notion is being recited so often in the media these days that it's become somewhat of a cliche.
How can you make a go for long by reciting so-so verse to half-jeering swarms of college students?
After that I recited quietly so nobody could hear me.
The recited word, so important among the Arab tribes, had found a greatly enlarged significance.
It's tempting to sentimentalize an era in which poetry memorized, recited poetry held so prominent a place in the culture.
* * * It's tempting to sentimentalize an era in which poetry memorized, recited poetry held so prominent a place in the culture.
Dr. McGraw argues that the key to anyone's authentic self can be reduced to "10 defining moments, 7 critical choices, 5 pivotal people," and he recites them so musically that viewers may be tempted to add, "and a partridge in a pear tree".
