Screed in a sentence

If you don’t believe Yousaf gets abused, just go online and see what is said about him in screed after hate-filled screed.

But Odell, a multidisciplinary artist whose interests have included the origin of items in the local landfill and the internet’s promise of unfettered access to information, isn’t offering just another screed about the attention economy.

It results in a sci-fi screed written in the form of a hundred Ahh-nuld faces, absurd and unforgettable.

Their home loss in a 2013 semifinal to MLS cellar dweller D.C. United led to the infamous editorial “What it means to be part of the Fire family,” a profane screed posted on the team website that drove a wedge between the club and its fans.

The letter is many things, but it is an antisemitic screed.

This feminist screed could have been worse.

And I just want to say this because Donald Trump put out this screed afterward, basically saying Democrats are responsible for the rhetoric, but then also saying they’re the enemy from within.

I write this screed during the waning hours of an election season that has made me thirst for the taste of a blue steel shotgun barrel like a newborn craves mother’s milk.

Spiteri makes a similar argument to the screed Raye delivered at the Brit Awards earlier this month: Royalty rates are too low; and songwriters should get paid when their music is streamed (at the moment, they are not automatically entitled to anything).

At least that appeared to be the case judging by a late-night Twitter screed in which he went after a number of cable news personalities who he feels have done him wrong.

By midday the ad was “ordered to be pulled from future editions” of the paper, according to The Tennessean, and an investigation launched into how this white supremacist screed made it into print in the first place.

It can be the best zoo or even free-range safari park and some dipshiat will give them zero stars and write a caps-heavy screed about how the hippo's wading pond isn't clean enough or somesuch.

And Cherry began, as he often does, a screed about something that had upset him.

An unprecedented wave of Central American families has reached the U.S. border this year — most strikingly in El Paso, where the suspected assailant was linked to an online screed against a “Hispanic invasion” and Latino asylum seekers.

Michael Bay's libertarian screed is amusing enough, but kind of frustratingly straightforward.

Mr. Abbott’s language, like President Trump’s, eerily reflected the killer’s racist online screed.

The move comes as a suspected shooter was said to have posted an anti-immigrant screed on the forum before opening fire at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, and killed at least 20 people.

The president once again went on a conspiratorial screed in which he claimed that the media was working to create a recession that would damage his reelection prospects.

But bad grammar, etc., mutes the effectiveness of great screed.

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