harangues in a sentence

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

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

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

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

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

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

7. A dose of skepticism immunizes against these pernicious harangues where it is explained that the country’s problems originate outside the national borders.

8. I guess we should have seen it all coming when she cozied up to the Bible beater who continuously harangues Virginia and Bill in the lobby of their building.

9. The then Zeitgeist: Arnoldo Krumm-Heller’s novels „Hertha“ and „Alfredo“ are harangues against prostitution, fashion, masturbation and any other poisoning of the modern world.

10. Batista is not only a traitor; Batista is not only a dictator, a wretch who oppresses his people, who harangues his soldiers to kill Cubans with weapons paid for by Cubans; no!

11. If we traveled 5,000 miles to be subjected to canned harangues, our consolation was direct exposure to the ruling class of the Soviet Union, to those few who benefit from a failed system.