Sentence examples for is a tirade from inspiring English sources

It is a tirade against greed, selfishness and neglect.

And I'm not just saying that because his second best bit is a tirade against the Guardian.

Called "Those Who Pass Between Fleeting Words," it is a tirade against unnamed interlopers in what Mr. Darwish calls "our land".

Strip out the couple of post-Katrina references in that song, and what's left is a tirade about locating American identity outside of government authority, a nationalism that supersedes even something petty like democracy.

"Dumb All Over" is a tirade on religion, as is "Heavenly Bank Account", wherein Zappa rails against TV evangelists such as Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson for their purported influence on the U.S. administration as well as their use of religion as a means of raising money.

Maybe you'll say, "You dope, that's the point, this is a manipulation, don't you see?" But it is not even a sales pitch no one could be converted or persuaded by this; this is a tirade, a mantra as prison tattoo.

Instead, it's a tirade against the possibility that the government might help "losers" avoid foreclosure.

One committee member, Darrell Issa, Republican of California, said the memorandum was a "tirade" by Waxman.

His long essay was a tirade against gay marriage but also a warning that the "population of France and Europe" was going to be "replaced" and brought under "Islamist control" and "sharia law".

The event's grand finale was a tirade against Barack Obama by the movement's unofficial patron saint, Sarah Palin, who now says that she might run for president in 2012.

Ambassador to Baghdad, and forced her to endure what seems to have been a tirade, during which he made it clear that he felt free to use force not only against Kuwait but against the US if it intervened.