| We have the U.N. in New York for that and don't need a mini-me in lower Manhattan echoing their diatribes. |
| If Carlyle's criticism curdled into diatribes of denunciation, Comte's calcified into the dogmatism of a cult. |
| Certainly the right has built a vast information infrastructure, but a majority Americans are not falling for their diatribes. |
| Instead of long explanatory diatribes on the reason for doing, or being, it spits out witty one-liners that cut the legs off apathy. |
| As political diatribes go, the messages criticizing the two county commissioners were pretty mild. |
| The fact that Skinner's verbal diatribes are accompanied by minimum technological enhancement only add to their power. |
