Sentence examples for harsh diatribe from inspiring English sources
When Dalila visits him during his captivity and offers to minister to him, however, Samson becomes irascible, rejecting her with a harsh diatribe.
Although Vedder and Pearl Jam never overtly referenced Israel, Gaza, or even the Middle East, the Jerusalem Post branded his monologue a "harsh anti-Israel diatribe".
Several years ago, Ehrenreich, a veteran muckraker, went to work in a variety of low-paying jobs to expose the harsh plight of the working poor; the resulting book, "Nickel and Dimed," was an effective diatribe against the erosion of minimum wages and social safety nets.
Of course, diatribe away.
I expected another populist diatribe.
May his diatribe increase.
The disgusting diatribe condemns itself.
Against the monk Jovinian, who asserted the equality of virginity and marriage, he wrote a polemical diatribe Adversus Jovinianum (393) that was frequently brilliant but needlessly crude, excessively influenced by the 2nd- and 3rd-century theologian Tertullian, whose writings were at times unnecessarily harsh toward marriage.
"They're not political diatribe.
