Sentence examples for which I recite from inspiring English sources

In a sporadic effort to keep my brain from moldering, I've begun to memorize shorter poems — by Auden, Donne, Ogden Nash, and more — which I recite to myself some nights while walking my dog, Harry's successor fox terrier, Andy.

Still, it's a bit embarrassing to admit that this is a film I have watched so many times that I've lost count, and from which I can recite most lines by memory.

After those initial four hours, which I spent reciting the script in front of a mirror while holding a pen as if it was a microphone, I would occasionally run through it in my head, usually on a train or in bed.

My post-adolescent mind thrilled to the opulent negativity of Adorno's proclamations, some of which I can still recite off the top of my head: "To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric".

Over years of magazine back issues, I learned fact after fact about the planets and their moons, the rings of Uranus and the Blue Spot of Neptune, which I used to recite ad nauseum and bore anyone within 15 feet of me.

And I recite "Invictus," which is similar in theme: I'm the captain of my fate, the master of my destiny.

I hope you will be feeling what I feel when I recite the Pledge of Allegiance which ends in "and justice for all".

For what feels like the 100th time I recite Mum's condition, which I can do almost by heart now, including her complicated medicines.

After I recited a prayer, which I normally did at night, I again said "I love you" to Cristine.

I was devastated to learn that Benj's fondness for reading and reciting literature, which I'd taken to be impassioned and profound, was, in fact, a symptom of his disorder.

He was a highly cultured man, with a passion for literature, especially poetry, large amounts of which he could recite and which he also wrote.