Sentence examples for its rants from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the book's weirdest affectations are its musings on good and bad writing, and its rants against stupid editors and publishers.

Saves the Day is to be joined by Taking Back Sunday, known for turning pop songs into tantrums, and the underrated Canadian emo band Moneen, which interrupts its rants with unexpected instrumental passages.

Even now, "Annie Christian," captures my attention with its rants and chants about materialism, celebrity, the Atlanta child murders, John Lennon's murder, Reagan's shooting, and gun control.

Rescue teams rarely criticise and Lochaber MRT acknowledged that it was "breaking with tradition" with its "rant" on its Facebook page.

Disagreements Among Comrades: Left Shows Signs of Strain - - - 14. (SBU) The Left continued its rant against the government.

Like them too he knows the latest neoclassical aesthetic standards and looks down on what he considers the crudity of the popular theatre: its ranting tragedians, melodramatic acting styles, parts "to tear a cat in," bombastic blank verse, "inexplicable dumb shows," vulgar clowns who improvise too much, and the crude audience of "groundlings" who watch the play from the pit.

What the book taps, says Kobek, is a visceral emotional impulse he encountered frequently on his just-concluded national book tour, its ranting tone and merciless humor attempting to offset a feeling of powerlessness commonly felt by internet users The book defines this as "intellectual feudalism produced by technological innovation arriving in the disguise of culture".

Ford is continuing its "rant" style of advertising when launching its new campaign for the F-150 this weekend.

This morning, however, a company under attack by patent trolls decided to take its rant public.

Other than its normal rants more recently against Hamas, now an official part of the Palestinian government like it or not, Netanyahu's government has been silent.

Indeed, in its delightfully ranting tone and extreme sexual frankness, this often seems more like a lacerating riposte to Portnoy's Complaint than an incensed retelling of Jane Eyre.