Chanting used in a sentence

Chanting in a sentence as a noun

Sticking fingers in ears and chanting "la la la!

All these years we've been chanting the mantra, "Content comes first.

Outside, more than 2000 people had gathered, smashing cars and chanting: ''We want fairness.

Sticking your head in the sand and chanting "race means nothing" doesn't help anybody dieing from a disease.

This is not an appropriate venue for chanting political slogans.

Somewhat related: You know how we in the startup world are constantly chanting, "It's the execution that matters, not the idea?

"Two Minutes Hate", "Romans chanting for gladiatorial blood", "Vigilantism", what are you on about?

My Godfather lived as a monk in a monastery in Switzerland for a number of years, and aside from chanting and prayer, the monks otherwise took a vow of silence.

I don't think that chanting "markets" like a religious incantation is particularly effective.

However the mind reacts to religious chanting, "trance" resembles that and invokes similar focus to the exclusion of other distractions.

And it will consist of disabling Apache KeepAlive, and then chanting arcane incantations in Latin about caching for the next hour to make people feel like they were really getting their money's worth.

How are americans totally fine with a company being denied its ability to sell its product to its end users?And it's probably the exact same people later chanting that Europe is communist...

It's a form of cost-free conspicuous po-facedness to which you set your facebook status to mark yourself as being morally superior to the less sophisticated USA-USA chanting crowd.

Its quite unbelievable how much it can optimize code written in a dynamically typed language like Scheme to give C code run for its money on speed for things like numerical integration etc. All those who keep chanting the trope that you need to get low level for speed, that high level languages cannot be fast, would do well to study it.