The phrase "usual litany" means a typical or common list of things that are often said or mentioned.
Sentences with «usual litany»
In a week with the usual litany of bad news for brick - and - mortar retailers, The Atlantic offers an in - depth look at one of online sellers» biggest advantages — data - driven dynamic pricing. (fortune.com)
«Women's equality», «the freedom of sexual identity» and «reproductive choice» - the usual litany of the Church's crimes against the spirit of our age. (faith.org.uk)
The usual litany of private threats fills the law journals, trade papers, and recent books concerned with free expression. (religion-online.org)