Sentence examples for for a diatribe from inspiring English sources

Those are always good for a diatribe or three.

This book trivializes its subject by making it a vehicle for a diatribe against psychiatry and the larger ills of society.

Moreover, sometimes sites like Facebook or Twitter don't really do the trick when you are looking for something with a bit more weight to it — say for a diatribe on the problem of rude people, or a party invite, or to hawk your car.

In September, Delaware Supreme Court Chief Justice Myron Steele criticized controversial Chancellor Leo Strine for going on a "diatribe" in a recent opinion.

One of Di Prima's poems was called, For Freddie, Fucking Again, a diatribe which followed him being late for a restaurant date with her.

(There was no small amount of baloney in that attitude, too, but that's a diatribe for another time).

Yet one reason for even bothering with a diatribe about "The Lobster" is that Lanthimos is a talented filmmaker.

He says it's been a long day and it's not the time for a "lengthy diatribe".

A reply from Naomi Wolf What happened to Josh Bornstein, who wrote a piece today about having had his identity stolen and used as the byline for a hatefilled diatribe, was awful.

The final section of the book -- in which the father finally returns home and lashes out angrily at those who sent him away -- trades the elliptical method employed in the earlier chapters for a shrill diatribe.

For his part, Lil Dicky twists words into laugh-out-loud knots -- on the bridge he goes full DJ Screw, slow-pitching his voice for a towering diatribe about haggling with a waiter.