recital of the facts

She cringed in fear to the ground before the terrible old chief and quavered a recital of the facts.

Even as I played out my recital of the facts, I realized something 1 about the situation was bothering me.

I consider that an excellent recital of the facts, and I would like to congratulate Officer Fahey on the clarity and precision of his testimony.

Maybe if I'd looked before I turned, maybe-" "Maybe you could have," Tombstone said, interrupting the emotionless recital of the facts.

Still shaken, Mankiewicz opened the proceedings with a low-key recital of the facts as he saw them, ending with an attack on the "Politburo quality" of the move to recall him.

In that original piece, and right after that humdrum recital of the facts, I find this sentence: "That same afternoon, thousands of printed handbills mysteriously dropped on the doorsteps of the coloured homes in the neighborhood urging a boycott of the bus line, to begin two days later."