fulmination

And about their father's fulmination on the evils of fast food?

The entertainment that prompted all this fulmination was - what else?

Now, six months later, the Government's employment report suggests that the fulminations were mostly hot air.

Here, translated into English, is what the fulmination is really about.

More fulminations about the current state of society by the television star and stand-up comedian.

Wasn't he to take Clara's fulminations so seriously, after all?

Truth be told, few on the steering committee actually like the anti-lawyer fulminations.

We will only get fulminations about "straining" the system.

Here, the nonstop fulminations of Iraqi broadcasters come through loud and clear.

Fulminations from other fields are still coming in.

Anecdotes and fulminations from the radio talk show host.

Whether the enemy particularly dreaded them or not, the fulminations of Zeus had a powerful effect.

He attributes the statement to George V, who was noted for his fulminations.

A fulmination is a solemn political pronouncement, especially a papal bull.

I've listened to the rest of your fulminations, but I refuse to hear one word about Laura.

Fulminations took over, and everyone turned with relief to easily grasped, old-fashioned politicking.

Near the end of his story, he offers a sort of apology for his fulminations.

America is reaching an historic turning point in its cycle of righteous fulmination, and business has none to blame but itself.

The criminal would not dare a divine fulmination.

The wall was hidden by a rise in the land, but a sudden brilliant fulmination made him flinch and turn away, rubbing his eyes.

One hesitates to quibble with such earnest fulmination.

Showtime may be correct in its fulminations.

Fulmination or fulminates are chemical compounds which include the fulminate ion.

Their fulminations are set against a background of other visa applicants stymied by indifferent bureaucracy and paperwork.