a diatribe against the police state
He launched into a long diatribe.
an unlistenable operatic solo; an unlistenable diatribe.
The diatribe quickly gained wide circulation in Chinese financial circles.
Sally, that was an unwarranted diatribe against her!
He launched a diatribe against the younger generation.
He launched a bitter diatribe against the younger generation.
At times it is little more than a self-serving diatribe.
George III clapped John Wilkes in the Tower for his diatribe not for his documents.
Likewise, if someone seems to be lecturing you, try to turn the diatribe into a dialogue.
"Operation Shylock" (my favourite of his works, for whatever that's worth) is part mystery and part diatribe.
This turns his book—billed as “part memoir, part political polemic”—into a jumpy diatribe against everyone who has contributed to Israel's self-deception.
Broad-shouldered, handsome and passionate, Nasser stunned even this gathering of enthusiastic supporters with the vehemence of his diatribe against British imperialism.
I'm not talking about dressing up or staying in fashion (although I highly suggest it), and this is not a diatribe on how casual Fridays and T-shirts represent the decline of Western civilization.
The Kuomintang forces have continued their assaults on the Eighth Route and New Fourth Armies in central and northern China. In addition, Mr. Chiang Kai-shek has published his China's Destiny, which is a diatribe against communism and against the people.
