harangued in a sentence

1. he harangued the public on their ignorance

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

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

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

5. 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.

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

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

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

9. 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.

10. You protect yourself and your personal data from being harangued for years by all the agents to whom you have provided your contact details

11. For six months two Greek politicians harangued the rest of Europe, forcing many busy politicians to take part in incessant meetings on the same problem.

12. For forty days, he harangued the Israelite warriors, heaping shame on them, since none dared to accept his fight-to-the-death, winner-takes-all challenge.

13. In one of them, near the Albert Gate outside the section of the park originally occupied by the police, an anonymous speaker harangued his public something like this:

14. I just couldn’t believe what I was reading: “RPX works by selling memberships to companies that feel harangued by patent trolls, including Apple and many other tech companies.

15. Benjamin Franklin at the Court of St. James; Image depicts the session of the Privy Council in which Franklin is harangued for his role in the Hutchinson Letters Affair in 1774.

16. Often in the past, when individuals harangued one another to read a certain book, it would be seen as somewhat humorous to respond with the quip “Nah, I’ll just wait until the movie comes out“.

17. In trying to do just that, US President Barack Obama has been harangued about the need to “get on the right side of history,” or, to quote Bob Dylan, “to get out of the new [road] if you can’t lend your hand.”

18. It also sends a toxic message to other girls and women: to speak publicly, you must be perfect, and if you screw up, even in the most minor of ways, you will be publicly harangued far more brutally than your male peers.

19. In addition, foreign leaders, including President Obama in a state trip to England, harangued British voters with warnings of economic catastrophe if the British were to make the grave error of defying the advice of their “best” economists.

20. "The unpleasant things being said about myself and my partner, and some quite frankly bizarre and fictitious allegations, have been upsetting for not only us, but also for family, friends and fellow Camberwell neighbours, who are currently being harangued by the media.