2.That long odyssey is not so in the world of bin Laden or an Iranian theocrat — or the ignorant who stream out of the madrassas and Friday fundamentalist harangues along the Afghan-Pakistani border.
13.People experiencing homelessness often try to disguise their situation, while their housed neighbors often harangue city leaders to keep homelessness out of view.
18.When they marry, with comparable realism, the wise never expect that one person can be everything to them and then harangue a partner when they turn out not to be.
19.Like the declamation of the actor, the harangue of the orator, or the tune of the musician, the work of all of them perishes in the very instant of its production.
20.Playing on American antipathy toward Britain, the flamboyant Genet harangued the populace, hiring and arming United States privateers to prey on British ships and return them as prizes to American ports.