harangue in a sentence

1. he harangued the public on their ignorance

2. Johnson likes to call these inner harangues "stories."

3. they were subjected to a ten-minute harangue by two border guards

4. (Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Barack Obama, and Nike all came in for a harangue.

5. The royal construction manager harangued to all workmens on sunday:

6. A member of an internet forum who continually harangues and harasses others.

7. What benefit can the slave derive from the long harangues and discussions held in the north?

8. The end of that speech was no doubt an inflamed harangue of revolutionary questions and answers.

9. “Thank you, but I do not need a penance,” she said politely when Anath finally ceased her harangue.

10. Giannetto harangues the judges and explains that Ninetta has a secret which will prove her innocence.

11. As Robby Soave later summarized, members of a black nationalist group harangued the students for a whole hour.

12. he cajoled, harangued, and browbeat recalcitrant producers into compliance with the trc's prorationing orders.

13. Any pope is the subject of harangues, defamations, and false accusations on probably a daily, if not hourly basis.

14. John got a new PSA test a couple weeks ago, after his daughters harangued him about it, and his number is down to 1.5.

15. In contrast, the Soviet delegation spoke with one voice and harangued us with assertive and strident pro-regime polemics.

16. In 2000, I set about to photograph a maligned minority in the Czech Republic after reading appalling harangues in the press.

17. In a press release, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra harangued his state regarding the dangers of the criminal element:

18. They had to withdraw and call for police assistance after being harangued by a large group of youths - who filmed the firefighters.

19. When Tom does return home it is only to be harangued, and threatened with divorce, by his wife, who is now pregnant for the third time.

20. I had asked him about that once sending him into a 30-minute harangue about the British but I couldn’t understand most of what he said.