Sentence examples for to be chanted from inspiring English sources

Not sure about that one: it seems designed to be chanted on protests.

To be sure, the night's true protagonist was Dickey, whose name continued to be chanted throughout the cool night.

Its poetic prose was intended to be chanted to the accompaniment of a biwa (four-stringed lute).

More than a mere text, it is a traveling companion to be chanted, to be sung or to be heard.

The melody of an ode is first stated by the heirmos; the accompanying troparia are supposed to be chanted to the same tune.

His best songs, like "Seven Nation Army," are firmly rooted in the American folk vernacular, yet catchy and durable enough to be chanted in sports arenas worldwide.

Produced by 'Knot twiddler Ross Robinson, every chorus has been overly designed to be chanted by alienated young men at festivals in the rain.

As it had done with its performance of the 1610 Vespers, the group settled on a particular occasion — the Feast of the Immaculate Conception (celebrated on Dec. 8) — and selected the proper antiphons, to be chanted throughout the service.

The Ṣūfīs countered such attitudes by pointing out that Muḥammad himself permitted the Qurʾān (Muslim scripture) to be chanted and that the adhān (call for prayer) was also chanted in order to prepare for worship.

Protests that might harm "national unity" and "national, social or collective interests" are forbidden, and application forms request details ranging from the applicant's work unit to slogans to be chanted and the size and content of banners.

To strengthen your resolve, cut out the following affirmation and paste it on the bathroom mirror at eye level, to be chanted three times every morning: I Cannot Beat the Market.