tirades (Meaning)

tirades

a long violent angry speech, a protracted speech usually marked by intemperate, vituperative, or harshly censorious language

The politician's tirades against his opponents were met with contempt by the audience.
The professor's tirades against the administration's policies were both passionate and well-informed.
The student's tirades against the grading system were ignored by the professor.
The actor's tirades against the director were so intense that the other cast members were afraid to approach him.
The writer's tirades against the literary establishment were published in a controversial magazine.
The preacher's tirades against sin were delivered with fire and brimstone.
The athlete's tirades against the opposing team were considered unsportsmanlike conduct.
The employee's tirades against the company's policies were met with warnings and threats of termination.
The critic's tirades against the film were so vitriolic that the director demanded an apology.
The musician's tirades against the music industry were both incisive and prophetic.

a long violent angry speech, a protracted speech usually marked by intemperate, vituperative, or harshly censorious language

diatribes, attacks, sermons, lectures, harangues, philippics, jeremiads,rants, criticisms, rebukes

rhapsodies, citations, panegyrics, acclaim, praises, sanctions, honors, encomiums, tributes,eulogies

The politician's tirades against his opponents were met with contempt by the audience.

The professor's tirades against the administration's policies were both passionate and well-informed.

The student's tirades against the grading system were ignored by the professor.

The actor's tirades against the director were so intense that the other cast members were afraid to approach him.