Sentence examples for does not rail from inspiring English sources
Rare is the speech in which Mr. Mugabe does not rail against whites, colonialists, imperialists or the West.
Unlike news organisations on the right, the Guardian does not rail against the evils of the licence fee nor thunder against its "throttling" of opportunity in the marketplace.
He is the social conservative who is "not mad at anybody," the Christian who does not rail against "happy holiday" cards issuing from the White House, but just puts on a red sweater and makes a campaign advertisement with "Silent Night" playing in the background.
He doesn't rail at shibboleths and misconceptions about Indians; he turns them upside down.
If one of his movies does badly, he doesn't rail against an ignorant public-he curses himself for failing to calibrate the movie more precisely to the public taste….
When he is building a road and he encounters a swamp, he doesn't rail against it.
Maybe he's rebelling against the wishes of his family and management (and what kid doesn't rail against authority).
He doesn't rail, he reasons.
But on this occasion Jackson did not rail or rant; he wept.
Mr. Bashir was not especially antagonistic at the rally on Wednesday, for instance, and did not rail about evil America.
Most confront the world with dark humor and a wry kind of wit; they do not rail against the injustices around them.
