Harangue

Unhelpfully, members of Congress held hearings in the fall to harangue the presidents of Harvard, MIT and Penn for hours until they unwisely said that is important in determining whether a call for genocide of Jews would violate their schools’ rules.

As Opposition MLAs insisted on a fresh resolution, the tempestuous leader launched into a harangue, defending her stance and declaring she will not attend the meeting called by Gandhi.

If not, the sensationalist harangue of this provision of CAMA 2020 is needless, unless the church barons are admitting that they are running the churches fraudulently.

Mutendi also took time to harangue those who have criticised the government for blowing billions of taxpayers’ money through loans to politicians, clerics and other loyalists to the ruling party.

For complaints about noise, Torontonians are asked to call 311. The idea that people would clog 911 to harangue operators, possibly as the child herself was crying or even dying, seems unreal.

The harangue was emblematic of Giuliani's escalating public appearances in recent weeks.

Trumps take on debate, is it's an occasion to bicker, disparage and harangue.

That the charter of Hamas is an anti-Semitic harangue calling for the violent destruction of Israel and the expulsion of Jews from the land is somehow a non-issue, or ignored and irrelevant.

On the way to the holding cell the two young men were followed by a large crowd, whom Arthur lost no opportunity to harangue, even though they understood only German.

Summoning them on the spot he transformed the crowd into an authoritative legislative assembly and began to harangue them in one of the more noted and effective speeches of ancient Rome.