expostulate in a sentence
- "Me with my paranoia ? " she expostulates.
- Lindley could only expostulate and was unsuccessful in moderating his actions.
- "No one cares any more, " expostulated newspaper seller Martin Marks.
- The reader may now vent exasperation at a surfeit of data by expostulating the very phrase being so minutely examined.
- He expostulated his philosophical theory of the tripartite soul to counter the cultural and moral relativism of the time.
- It's difficult to find expostulate in a sentence.
- "My goodness, how do you think he is ? " expostulated one adviser to Clinton on Friday.
- The whole ballot, expostulated campaign manager David Evans, was " run by old Etonian toffs " who supported Major.
- As a liberal author, he also expostulates on the necessity of humanism and secularism in democratic societies and critiques the Conservative Revolution.
- Bodley, who had made celibacy a condition in his statutes, expostulated with James, but eventually allowed him to take a wife.
- Some characters blurt their thoughts, showing honesty; others weasel their words, showing duplicity; yet others expostulate grammatically but endlessly, showing off.
- In 887, some monks expostulate to the emperor Leo the Wise as the monastery of Kolovos is growing more and more and they lose their peace.
- Whenever another performer adopted his techniques, Jimmy Durante, mock-furious, would expostulate : " Everybody wants ta get inna de act !"
- Zhuge Liang compared Hu to Xu Shu, Dong He and Cui Zhouping, calling them his " expostulating friends ", because they often had intellectual debates.
- Luckily, the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art has waded into the fray with an exhibition that brings historical perspective to the current blight of expostulating garments.
- "Oh, that is so stupid ! " expostulated a normally reserved Cynthia Latta, a senior economist with DRI / McGraw-Hill in Lexington, Mass.