inveigh वाक्य

America's adversaries may inveigh against its hegemony, but for America's friends, the crucial question is how this country will exercise its dominance.
When House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga ., inveighs against the welfare state and a cultural collapse, Clintonites presume that he is conniving for votes.
And, as Clinton has repeatedly advertised, he'll also inveigh upon Barak to strike a deal that falls shy of the Israeli's wish list.
He continues to claim victories and inveigh against enemies from the United States to Saudi Arabia, promising almost weekly an imminent lifting of the U . N . sanctions.
Mrs . McDougal tried to turn the question into an opportunity to inveigh against Starr, saying that she was the victim of " a ruthless prosecutor ."

I inveigh against the use of the written grunt because either it assumes the reader is an ignoramus or it needlessly apologizes for a writer's attempt at wit.
Then would it make sense for those of us eager to facilitate human communication to leap to the ramparts and inveigh for the enunciation of d at the end of and?
And the Rolls-Royce-driving minister at the Pentecostal church where Jennings and his strong-willed mother turn for consolation and support inveighs against the temptation of godless academe.
Like many combatants in the endlessly fatiguing " culture wars, " he inveighs against examples of " diversity literature " like " Heather Has Two Mommies ."
There must be a place in the Bible where Jesus or one of the Hebrew prophets inveighs against reveling in other people's misfortunes; the precise passage does not come to mind.