Sentence examples for usual reciting from inspiring English sources

At church on Sunday morning, I found myself more moved than usual reciting the Lord's Prayer, by the liturgy, by serving communion, and I noted that response in others as well.

As usual, he recited the kaddish prayers and left a stone on each gravestone.

He took a slow, deep breath and began the usual exercise of reciting his name, address and phone number.

Chief Justice Roberts, reciting the usual standards for granting a stay of a lower-court decision, said there was "a reasonable probability" that the Supreme Court would agree to hear the case.

Pacquiao, absent the usual small-city-size entourage, reciting the Ten Commandments.

Let's look at the example of a young girl who came to my office hysterically tied up in knots with her father reciting all of the usual oncoming punishments.

Unlike her usual spritely self, Tzuyu looked as though she'd been taken hostage, reciting an apology prepared by her handlers.

In his 2006 book "The Audacity of Hope," the future president wrote that he could "recite the usual litany of petty slights" directed at him because of his skin color, including being profiled by the police.

The gun lobby is more powerful than ever – so much so that the National Rifle Association has not even bothered to recite its usual mantra of "guns don't kill people, people do".

Owen Jones, in an article in this newspaper, recited the usual suspects – overcrowded and poor housing, poor diet, lack of exercise, family conflict, the stresses of poverty and lack of state support.

How can this be mended?As EMEs have shown us, comparative advantage and global competitiveness are not inevitable consequences of factor endowments they are the result of the choices we make as nations.Mr Dudley recites the usual boilerplate about the importance of long-term fiscal consolidation, better human resource policy, a strong dollar, and keeping inflation expectations anchored.