Príklady recitation

• Moreover, recitations of mythical stories and ritual performances provide the model for the 'good' life worthy of imitation.

• On saint-day celebrations (mawlids) and other festive occasions, public recitations make the poetry available to a larger audience.

• And they concluded their recitations with a series of didactic pronouncements about these past events and their relations to present people's behavior and circumstances.

• Thus, one should not expect clustering into groups of about four items for a task like recitation of the alphabet.

• Could the mass recitation of woe also be understood as a form of self-exculpation?

• The inclusion of tasks beyond word recitation naturally involves suprasegmental features as well as lexical, syntactic, and pragmatic fluency.

• The repetitions also serve as large-scale variants of the repetitions endemic to traditional bïlina recitation.

• Success was very dependent on the recitation of the verses by the actors.

• The performance correlate of this caesura is a perceived break in the recitation that does not affect the time of utterance of the following syllable.

• It is thus the vocalization of texts, rather than recitation of the words themselves, that is hardest to learn.

• Follow up moves were coded as either evaluation, minimal extension, repair, repetition, recitation, elaboration, extended elaboration or praise.

• The unrelenting recitation of facts and statistics in the text and tables threatens to overwhelm the reader.

• The former's long recitation of precedents for his biblical parody had clearly taken the latter by surprise.

• They conclude by speculating on the reasons for recitation being the main mode of classroom interaction, and how dialog ic discourse can be encouraged.

• Teachers also have their students do oral practices such as reading aloud and recitation of texts.