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• He usually inveighs against immorality; last night he picked on Dole.
• Whatever they inveigh against must have been popular enough to command attention.
• Some used the opportunity to inveigh against budget cuts.
• They inveigh against English abuse from their respective pulpits.
• It doesn't help to inveigh against terrorists and call them names.
• Islam forbids suicide and inveighs against killing civilians.
• Amid the spectacle, Maddin inveighs against the way popular entertainment exploits historical events.
• Black folks can inveigh against Mark Fuhrman.
• He inveighs against unemployment and crime.
• But since when do the ( ital ) media ( unital ) inveigh against jumping to conclusions?
• But those in the field inveigh against the widespread belief that no treatment can make a difference.
• It's easier to inveigh against these things than to talk to kids once in awhile.
• In bold language he inveighs against the corruption among the clergy and discusses the question of reform.
• He called for the abolition of forced labor and inveighs against hunting and pasture justices of the lord.
• With reddened face and furious gestures, he would loudly inveigh against the culprit; then he would subside.
• Most comical is the tremble that consumes those who inveigh against the powerful " gay lobby ."
• Supporters include a broad range of religious leaders of several faiths who inveigh against gambling from their pulpits each week.
• It will not be lost upon the observant that this film inveighs against film's ultimate destination and profit center.
• Nixon resigned 13 months later, but Curtis continued for years to inveigh against the people who had opposed the president.
• Occasionally children enlist in the crusade after a teacher invites a union official into class to inveigh against child labor and sweatshops.