Sentences with phrase «haranguing of»

But as the airwaves resound with the haranguing of preachers and pundits, who speaks for the millions who find no joy in whittling the wonder of existence to a simple yes / no choice?

Watching the congressional haranguing of Goldman Sachs yesterday, I kept recalling William F. Buckley Jr.'s line that he'd rather be governed by the first 2,000 names in the Boston phone book than the faculty of Harvard.

Although by the end of the match the focus had turned to the eleven men on the pitch, the early part of the game had seen a lot of haranguing of the 10,000 who had gone missing since the opening day against Brighton.

There was also the less - publicized haranguing of reigning FedExCup champion Billy Horschel.

Even Coach K's haranguing of the officials during half time is just a part of the game, like the media jumping on the Indiana legislature after it passed the religious freedom law.

After the Speaker had called for order and after David Christopherson was finally able to offer the official opposition's first question, James Moore did not even pretend to respond before launching into a harangue of the NDP leader.

Sometimes, you hear the harangue of medical personnel and the display of egoistic attitudes against others in the medical profession that they consider -LSB-...]

The Rockland County Legislature met on Monday, June 02, 2014 and hardly had the salute to the flag and the opening invocation been completed when Democratic Chairman Alden Wolfe launched into a nearly ten minute harangue of his colleagues about his misfortune to have been the object of a «blog» and a later discussion of the blog on a Facebook post.

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The hacker continued on a policy soapbox, haranguing the Federal Bureau of Investigation for advocating that tech companies grant law enforcement «backdoor» access to their products.

If everyone did, maybe we would have less haranguing about deportations and lazy workers — and more awareness of what is most important.

I have starved my body, harangued my body, spoken words of frustration and anger to my body, loathed my shape, ignored my body, resented my body.

Christianity is often reduced to a moral system that encourages (or harangues) people toward being good instead of bad.

Five hundred years ago this Advent, a Dominican friar named Antonio de Montesino delivered a sermon haranguing an assembly of Spaniards in Santo Domingo» a tiny, ragged, and lonely outpost on a sylvan Caribbean isle.

The unwelcome character of some of these answers does not ensure their objectivity: one can insult oneself, harangue oneself, blame oneself, deny oneself, and still hear no voice but one's own.

In the middle of his harangue J. B. suddenly stops and asks Sarah why she has returned.

After a long harangue he concluded, saying, «The site of this nopal will be the place of our happiness, peace, and rest.

«Sermons [in such churches] are political harangues,» Berger complains, «and «prayers» the recital of political platforms.»

Instead of the weary harangues against commercialism at Christmas and the attacks against the once - a-year churchgoers at Easter, would it not be just as courageous to announce the Good News?

Pastor (haranguing from pulpit): You're all a bunch of depraved sinners and you're all condemned to the eternally tormenting flames of hell where there will be a terrible wailing and gnashing of teeth!!

His harangue hasn't changed in our twenty - year acquaintance, but this time it occurred to me that there was a tinge of conceit to it» that he resented the idea of being ministered to by people who, in all likelihood, were too inclined toward curial - obedience and therefore couldn't possibly have much to say to his finely tuned sensibilities.

Fr Luther preached at the gathering and gave his brethren a forceful harangue about that prime sin of the cloister, backbiting and slander.

One minute he's a high - profile wine entrepreneur from central casting, referring to himself in the third person — «Wazza» did this, «Mr Randall» did that — first - name - dropping the politicians he's phoned to harangue about industry issues, drawing plans in the air of the six - star accommodation he intends to build on this huge, 167 - year - old property.

Six nights earlier Brad Corbett had kicked open the door of the Rangers» clubhouse, following a 2 - 1 loss to Milwaukee, and harangued Hunter, his coaching staff and all 25 players on their various shortcomings.

Worse punishment came in the form of Mike's lacerating harangues.

Recently, because of an injury to Cosmos Captain Werner Roth, Chinaglia has become interim captain, a position he relishes if for no other reason than that he can harangue his teammates to pay their incidental expenses when they check out of a hotel.

There I met the 82nd Airborne Division of sports talk callers, men trained in a harsh environment by a ruthless taskmaster who harangues and abuses them, who forces them to stretch, to be all that they can be.

Sheldon Sparks deleted his original post after his jolly good haranguing by the women of Bristol, but he still doesn't think he did or said anything wrong, and he told The Daily Mail that breasts «just shouldn't be seen at the pub.»

After a whole year of this haranguing arrangement, I boarded a plane with my daughter, relieved to have Christmas as an excuse to escape home to my own country.

But we will never again — in any future conflict — let those activist, left - wing human rights lawyers harangue and harass the bravest of the brave — the men and women of Britain's Armed Forces.

Yet he has used his leadership campaign to remind a sceptical party, and a hostile press, that he has a powerful understanding of economics and of economic history and a particular talent for harrying and haranguing Tory opponents.

The strains and contradictions The Trump style is populist in the sense of his citing «the people» as a legitimatizing source of authority and a source he can use to harangue and hector any opponent from a union leader to a film star to a senior Republican senator or judge.

Parker accused DeFrancisco of «harassing» and «haranguing» Power Authority nominee and fellow Brooklynite Mark O'Luck, who is the first African American to be appointed to the NYPA Board in its history, according to Parker.

To those on the government benches, trade unions are very often a spectre summoning images of incorrigible militants in donkey jackets stood atop filthy, overturned milk crates haranguing rough - looking crowds.

Tory PPS has just spent 10 minutes at back of HoC Chamber haranguing @heidiallen75, I suspect 4 having temerity to agree ESA cuts r wrong.

He also called on all concerned Americans to write letters of objection to newspapers, harangue their local elected officials and use the hashtags #NotNormal and #DontNormalize on social media to decry any effort to present Trump's ideas as mainstream.

The last time WIOX went viral, the station was the butt of right - wing media for a hot minute, after a rogue program host used the official WIOX email account to harangue then - Congressman Chris Gibson about his «pathetic face.»

In a bid to regain control of the accounts, Mrs Jonathan is suing the EFCC, describing the blockage of access to the accounts as efforts to «indirectly harass or harangue» her.

Compare that with Parliament, which is always full of people, bustling about, seeking out and sometimes haranguing their elected representatives, accessing and engaging in modern democracy and observing vibrant, but often rough and tumble, debate.

When Assemblyman Charles Barron, D - Brooklyn, jumped up to harangue Cuomo near the beginning of the speech, the podium made it appear that the governor was staring down at him from a castle battlement.

Then your supervisor starts haranguing you and listing all kinds of things that have gone wrong.

In the last years of his life he was utterly isolated from his former colleagues, left to harangue strangers on the inadequacy of the Negro race.

We now live in a society where haranguing a smoker is almost a civic duty, and certainly an act of love if said smoker is a relative or dear friend.

Instead of looking in the mirror and critiquing your face and body, you're able to feel compassion for things that aren't 100 % within your control — and you practice loving them as they are instead of haranguing yourself for not working out more or aging more gracefully.

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Apart from a couple of occasions when Costigan angrily harangues his superior officers for keeping him undercover for so long, Scorsese and writer William Monahan avoid having their characters directly expressing the stress they are feeling, choosing instead to communicate these stresses in other ways.

Here, he's characteristically critical of organized religion — an institution that conservatives usually omit from their anti-bureaucratic harangues for the sake of political capital.

I'm sure there will be hoards of Kool - Aid drinkers like the above who will harangue you for not join the snowflake mentality of everything white bad, everything black good.

While Khibula is an impressive rumination on the downfall of power, it is nevertheless a self - serious and staid tale of great men that feature women only as wide - eyed serving girls, incidental sexual partners or elderly haranguing villagers.

In this episodic iteration, a crime wave — led by a mysterious figure known as the Scarab — is killing off prominent citizens of a major metropolitan city, and the mayor is haranguing the police commissioner and district attorney about the situation.