Sentence examples for inveigh from inspiring English sources

And the United States, which has the biggest influence on Turkey, can hardly inveigh against the execution, since it merrily executes scores of its own citizens each year.But since Mr Ocalan first appeared in court a month ago, the mood in Turkey has been subtly shifting.

When they inveigh against George Bush's tax cuts, it's because they favor the rich.

For Miss Jayalalitha, the closer the national election looms in India, the greater the reason to inveigh against the wicked Sinhalese in Colombo.

Sceptics like to inveigh against the unprepossessing delta smelt, which George Radanovich, a Republican congressman, has called "a worthless little worm that needs to go the way of the dinosaur".

But those who inveigh against corporate excesses may disregard this and choose to see the whole transaction as ABI, in effect, pawning its assets at a staggering interest rate, with its bosses getting a cut of the proceeds.If so, the shareholders of ABI would be the injured parties.

He roundly condemns the violence and fanaticism of the protesters, thousands of whom had gathered in Prague to inveigh against the perceived evils of capitalism and globalisation personified by the bigwigs attending this year's annual meeting of the IMF and World Bank.

Germans may inveigh against bureaucrats, but they have a soft spot for state mollycoddling.

CELEBRITIES can be expected to inveigh against a right-wing government.

CENTRAL bankers once used to inveigh against wage inflation.

And while most people found it convincing, for political opponents of Mr Gore and other climate change sceptics the movie simply became one more text to comb for trivial errors, make dark insinuations about, and finally inveigh against as communist propaganda.

Oddly, Mr Obama is much more likely to inveigh against broken families.