Sentence examples for formal rants from inspiring English sources
Whereas the characters in Bernhard's work engage in elegant, even oddly formal rants — which can be removed from the fictions and performed as bitterly comic set pieces — Krasznahorkai pushes the long sentence to its furthest extreme, miring it in a thick, recalcitrant atmosphere, a dynamic paralysis in which the mind turns over and over to no obvious effect.
He excoriates Montpérilleux in brilliant long rants, at once unhinged and eerily formal.
When students have horrible experiences with their supervisors, they tend to share them in private conversations with friends or in social media rants because there is often no formal channel to address them.
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.
The formal constraints of poetry gives the writer control over their material, he says, "the ability to say the words without going into a rant".
Rants posed as questions?
Little's seniors, whom she drives toward formal interpretations of the classics, love her in spite of herself, and are intimate enough with her to tell her to chill out when she rants about her problems.
