Sentence examples for tradition of reciting from inspiring English sources

A largely nonwritten tradition of reciting expressive, often witty quatrains called pantun is common in most Malay areas throughout the archipelago.

And although the actors follow the Chinese opera tradition of reciting poetic monologues, children won't have to worry about understanding lofty language.

I'm incapable of reciting song lyrics or quote movies.

Instead of reciting speeches, they engaged in dialog (Pangallo, 2013).

Their religious practices of reciting the Quran made them feel more comfortable and openly accept faith.

Adopt your own way of reciting softly without disturbing others.

Its clergy has a long tradition of singing or reciting from the Book of Psalms each day, along with the customary daily reading of the Holy Office.

Each one starts with the same ritualistic script: Someone reads the 12 traditions, reciting the same introduction over and over.

In an Arabic nod to tradition, the congregation recited Surat Al-Fathea, the opening chapter of the Quran.

In my tradition, and many other Christian traditions, we recite the Apostles' Creed, including the line, "I believe in the communion of saints".

Many Americans favor torture and they stand in a long tradition of barbarism that would be tedious to recite at length.