Sentence examples for vast litany from inspiring English sources

In our miserable daily account of life, humanity appears as wankers, weirdos, paedophiles, rapists, muggers, robbers, alcoholics, junkies, loonies, vandals, yobs, louts, crooks, nutters, thugs and crazies - a vast litany of disgrace walks the earth, even as the hymns of praise to commodities fill the air.

The other things that have been tried so far, like collectivized agriculture and huge foreign loans, are part of a litany of failures with side effects too vast to enumerate here.

Elvis Costello's Unfaithful Music and Disappearing Ink (Viking) takes a creative approach to chronology as it unwinds through its vast length, but only his faithful fans will remain entranced by the litany of dropped names.

Fisheries enforcement officials cite a litany of loopholes that allow vessels to operate with impunity: vast waters to patrol; the use of subsidiaries in tax havens and constant renaming and reflagging of vessels.

In the nearly six months that have elapsed since terrorists attacked the United States, we have been reminded, in the endless litany of funerals and memorial services, that bad things can happen to good people on an unimaginably vast scale.

Home > The Cavaliers litany.

IT IS a familiar litany.

We know the litany.

The litany goes on.

The loyal Protestants new litany.

His litany continued.