Sentence examples for diatribe in from inspiring English sources

Alex didn't send me a diatribe in response.

Mr. Romney's diatribe in Salt Lake City encapsulates the crisis.

He wrote an anti-­naturalist diatribe in Encore magazine.

It took guts to go with a diatribe in the first place.

He did speak profanely about Jason Giambi's agent, Arn Tellem, in an elevator diatribe in 2005.

Another editorial diatribe in today's Daily Bugle (Daily News?) from J. Jonah Jameson calling for Spidey's head on a stick.

To open her lament-cum-diatribe (in the New York Review of Books) about "The Social Network" and the world in which Facebook is widely used, Zadie Smith wonders, "How long is a generation these days?

Nor was he the first to deliver politicised Black Power diatribes in musical form.

This is the Chris Rock who delivers passionate diatribes in a soft, earnest voice.

Nothing prevents the church from disseminating its antigay diatribes in pamphlets, newsletters, e-mails, videos, editorials or tweets.

But as I write this, I read the daily diatribes in the local papers about Hamburg's pothole plague.