Sentence examples for diatribe with from inspiring English sources

A few months ago, a Ugandan newspaper ran an antigay diatribe with Mr. Kato's picture on the front page under a banner urging, "Hang Them".

However, he ended his diatribe with a more cogent statement, criticizing President Bush for sending a message to our young people that the way to resolve conflicts is with violence.

Despite the fact that Deitch compared Cyrus's artwork to that of the late Mike Kelley, it's safe to say that the artworld crowd greet this diatribe with some scepticism.

Robert Brustein, the theater critic of The New Republic and the man whom Lloyd Richards replaced as dean of the Yale School of Drama, answered the diatribe with one of his own, likening Mr. Wilson's vision of separate development to Southern segregation.

Ripping off the customer is left to those at the very top of the company, but in many cases the client doesn't quite understand that I don't influence the price of what we sell, and so I find myself in the unique position where I have personally singled out Mrs Smith for a £50 additional annual charge, and must get through the ensuing diatribe with careful measure and no small amount of diplomacy.

Grassley's diatribe, with Dr. Ford sitting there captive, is clearly designed to rattle her.

The lists maintained by supporters tend to be less formal documents than spoken diatribes, with offenders' names spat forth in rants, gripe sessions and post-mortems.

Unfortunately, because "Offspring" is so melodramatically excessive and its interaction between protagonists so stilted, it is difficult to listen to its diatribes with much more than bemused detachment.

Recently I found myself on the outskirts of an antivaccine rally in my hometown, listening to a succession of ill-informed diatribes with a mixture of dismay and fascination.

He namedrops his grime idol Skepta and "my big brother" Wiley religiously, but evolves the form by merging their propulsive diatribes with gospel R&B and loverman soul reminiscent of Frank Ocean and Lauryn Hill.

And, like Trump, he has coupled his anti-immigrant diatribes with a broader critique of bankers, corporate leaders, politicians, journalists, and other members of what he calls an out-of-touch metropolitan élite.