Sample Sentences for
tirade
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  • He actually had Miep bring him a book, an anti-Mussolini tirade, which has been banned.  (source)
    tirade = speech of angry criticism
  • Curiosity got the better of her then, as she imagined a tirade thrown down from the wrath of Rosa.  (source)
  • Harry and Hermione left the room with the rest of the class, who waited until they were well out of earshot, then burst into a furious tirade about Snape.  (source)
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  • By now they were listening to the tirade.  (source)
    tirade = speech of angry criticism
  • Gale's tirades against the Capitol?  (source)
    tirades = speeches of angry criticism
  • I expected Mom to come back with one of her choice remarks, but she listened to my tirade in silence.  (source)
    tirade = speech of angry criticism
  • She remembers too well her brother's tirades, which terrified her and were like a dagger through her mother's heart.  (source)
    tirades = speeches of angry criticism
  • He would be angry with me in turn, going scarlet in the face, muttering to himself and waiting for the Germans to go away, when he would ... and begin his tirade:  (source)
    tirade = speech of angry criticism
  • The only things that really caught my attention were occasional phrases, his gestures, and some elaborate tirades—but these were isolated patches.  (source)
    tirades = speeches of angry criticism
  • He keeps up his tirade as... But what really makes me bitter is that I allow you chaps a little freedom in here — when business is bad and what do you do with it?  (source)
    tirade = speech of angry criticism
  • I remembered then something Titch had once said, during one of his rare quiet tirades against his mother—that she had no tolerance for anything not English.†  (source)
  • After her tirade down at the store last week, how can you think it's just me and Sister keepin' the town talkin'?  (source)
  • Mrs. Brown and her tirades seemed less amusing to me.†  (source)
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