| Her ensuing potty-mouthed diatribes against social workers and helpful friends, not to mention her eventual breakdown, are raw and unsettling. |
| Be prepared for dizzying diatribes, the full range of human capability and frailty, idiocy and intelligence. |
| We have the U.N. in New York for that and don't need a mini-me in lower Manhattan echoing their diatribes. |
| The ghost of his splits hang over Bigger than Blue, but it never slips into woebegone narratives or diatribes. |
| The fact that Skinner's verbal diatribes are accompanied by minimum technological enhancement only add to their power. |
| Although the two teams differed in their perception of what made India great, they unitedly opposed the diatribes of the third team. |
