diatribe

Likewise, if someone seems to be lecturing you, try to turn the diatribe into a dialogue.

A few months ago, a Ugandan newspaper ran an antigay diatribe with Mr. Kato's picture on the front page under a banner urging, "Hang Them. "

His most recent videotaped speech was a rambling diatribe broadcast four days before the last United States Presidential election.

"Sally, that was an unwarranted diatribe against her! " Jane said with a laugh.

"Operation Shylock" (my favourite of his works, for whatever that's worth) is part mystery and part diatribe.

At first I tried not to cry, and tried to defend myself against their diatribe, tried to tell them when they asked.

Khadafy wrote back with his own views -- bashing both countries in a two-page diatribe in 1981.

Ironically, this diatribe also contained the first official mention that the botched currency revaluation had taken place.

On Monday, when the leader went on television with his Green Book in hand, his diatribe was incoherent but familiar.

The blogger who started off the diatribe wrote a post attacking me publicly.

The diatribe quickly gained wide circulation in Chinese financial circles.

He launched a diatribe against the younger generation.

At times it is little more than a self-serving diatribe.

On Christmas Eve, 2004, Graham posted a diatribe on the website 8a.

Yet those who air their diatribe do so in the belief that they are not only anonymous, but also that there are no rules and constraints.

and she felt mr prynne ' s diatribe was directed at her