Sentence examples for recited words from inspiring English sources

Even as the Knicks recited words of optimism, it was clear that they knew what they were up against.

As the voice recited words, including "male," "female," "homosexual" and "drama queen," the dancers formed static positions that, strung together, became a dance within a dance.

At times, the mayor seemed emotional, especially as he recited words spoken by the center's imam, Feisal Abdul Rauf, at the funeral of a slain Jewish reporter, Daniel Pearl, in which Mr. Abdul Rauf identified with Jews and Christians.

They recited words that spoke of "gunshots outside my window," and "telling my story to rise above the pain".

The recited word, so important among the Arab tribes, had found a greatly enlarged significance.

The work has been passed down as a self-contained text that is memorized and recited, word for word, as part of the religious practice of those Hindus who worship Devi as the highest divinity.

It has to be recited word for word – with your thumbs up and in an American accent – for it to produce the best results.

In a resonant baritone, he recites words about striving to maintain a personal equilibrium and to find a way forward.

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — A disturbing hostage video surfaced on Monday showing an American man woodenly reciting words that were not his own.

But this was the birth of the cue-card age, a time when politicians, too, could expect to recite words written entirely by others and still get full credit for the performance.

The gardens will also be filled with music, soundscapes, actors reciting words written by some of the soldiers to their faraway homes, and a film projected nightly on to the walls of the pavilion.