ranting造句怎么写

The Irish rescue has sparked little of the populist ranting directed at lazy, early-retiring Greeks, who were told to sell their islands and the Acropolis.

The marketing team was ranting and raving about customer needs and nobody had time to talk to them or translate their MBA-speak into actual features.

By now, the old man was ranting for ranting's sake, for he resented his daughter far more bitterly than Xiangzi. Even in his fury, he still knew that Xiangzi was an honest, decent fellow.

And here I am ranting against somebody that doesn't have a chance to respond.

Ranting is a data dump that satisfies the ego of the person ranting without benefiting those who must suffer through it - and then try to solve the problems anyway, as best they can.

Yet, despite all her raving and ranting, they always arrived late, surrounded by an angry cloud of silence.

Some reviewers continue to dismiss songs like this as petty "ranting" and "paranoia," but this is some deft social criticism for those who look beyond the surface.

Do we really have to sit and listen to his mindless ranting all evening?

At first, when the poor beast began to sicken, we Tiger cubs set up a great roaring and ranting.

Britain's Labor Party has particular problems with "nationalizing" anything: the very word recalls the ranting hordes of Labor lefties whom Gordon Brown helped sideline more than a decade ago.

Nobody wants to create a negative atmosphere with nonstop ranting about work, but talking about your frustrations or challenges is healthy.

"You just have to meet him," she said, ranting on and on about how much alike we were.