philippic in a sentence
pronunciation: [ [ fi'lipik ] ]
Examples
- Cicero, in his " Philippics ", actuated in great measure by personal animosity, gives a highly unfavorable view of his character.
- It is sometimes credited as the source for Pompeius Trogus's " Philippic Histories ", which survive in Justin's epitome.
- His speech was described as " one of the most pointed and vigorous philippics in any language " in the " Quarterly Review ".
- A "'philippic "'( ) is a fiery, damning speech, or tirade, delivered to condemn a particular political actor.
- In response, Demosthenes delivered one of his most effective and famous speeches, the so-called Second Philippic, attacking Philip and all his works.
- Opposition to abortion is the congressman's keystone in his " cultural meltdown " campaign philippic that ranges to some of the tiniest aspects of government.
- He is mentioned in their 1965 song " A Simple Desultory Philippic ( or How I Was Robert McNamara'd into Submission ) ", written by Paul Simon.
- Cicero mentioned Gaius Fulcinius in his ninth Philippic, declaring that the reason Fulcinius was honoured was not that he died in bloodshed, but that he died for the Republic.
- "After the publication of another philippic against Government, a meeting of the United Irish of Dublin was dismissed by the sheriff, as persons holding seditious and republican views.
- Among the works of Roman historians are the universal history of Pompeius Trogus ( " Philippic History " ) which only survives in the epitome of Marcus Iunianus Iustinus.