harangue

he harangued the public on their ignorance.

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.

The politician delivered a long harangue against the new policy.

She would often harangue her children about the importance of education.

During the meeting, he went on a harangue about the company's lack of transparency.

The boss's daily harangue about punctuality was starting to annoy the employees.

The teacher's harangue on the importance of studying hard fell on deaf ears.

The coach's harangue fired up the team before the championship game.

She would often harangue her husband about helping out more with household chores.

The CEO's harangue about cost-cutting measures was met with mixed reactions from the employees.

The customer's harangue about the poor service led to the restaurant manager offering a refund.

His constant harangue against his colleagues created a tense atmosphere in the office.