expostulate in a sentence

The activist may expostulate with society over systemic injustices or inequalities.

The advocate may need to expostulate with their allies over issues of privilege or solidarity.

The journalist may expostulate with government officials over access to information or press freedom.

They expostulate with the government for increasing taxes.

They expostulate with the government for cutting funding to education.

We expostulate with the government for their lack of action on climate change.

He decided to expostulate with his professor about the unfair grading system, but he knew it would only make him look like a complainer.

As the politician began to expostulate about his policies, the audience grew restless and started to leave.

As the politician began to expostulate about his plans for the future, the audience grew restless and began to leave.

As the politician began to expostulate about his plans for the country, the audience grew restless and started to murmur amongst themselves.

The pastor had to expostulate with the congregation about the importance of forgiveness.

The journalist may expostulate with government officials over access to information or press freedom.

He had to expostulate with his landlord about the broken heater, or he would freeze all winter.

If we expostulate with someone who is unresponsive or unwilling to listen, it can be frustrating and unproductive.

They expostulate with the government for cutting funding to education.

They planned to expostulate with the school board about the lack of funding for arts programs, but they needed more support.

Although I knew it was futile, I couldn't help but expostulate to the customer service representative about the poor quality of their product.

The librarian had to expostulate with the students for not returning their books on time.

The librarian had to expostulate with the students about the importance of returning books on time.

Although I tried to remain calm, I couldn't help but expostulate when my boss accused me of not completing my work on time.

If we expostulate without considering the power dynamics or privilege at play, it can reinforce oppression and inequality.

If we expostulate without being open to feedback or criticism ourselves, it can create a double standard and undermine our credibility.

The supervisor had to expostulate with the team for not meeting the sales target.

Although I tried to expostulate that I had already completed the task, my boss didn't believe me and asked me to do it again.

Although I tried to expostulate that I had already completed the task, my boss insisted that I stay late to finish it, and I reluctantly agreed.

He decided to expostulate with the government about the new tax laws, but he didn't know where to start.

The coach had to expostulate with the team about the importance of teamwork.

I had to expostulate with my group members about the importance of communication in teamwork.

The judge had to expostulate with the defendant for not telling the truth.

If we expostulate without empathy or understanding, it can create tension and conflict.

He expostulate that we need a break.

You expostulate that the food is cold.

She expostulate that we need more time.

We expostulate that the game is unfair.

I expostulate that we can finish early.

He expostulate that the movie is boring.

He expostulate that we should try again.

I expostulate that we should leave early.

We expostulate that the rules are unfair.

She expostulate that it is too noisy here.

They expostulate that we need more snacks.

They expostulate that homework is too much.

They expostulate that the test is too hard.

You expostulate that the class is too long.

The student expostulate that he needs help.

You expostulate that the music is too loud.

The teacher expostulate that we must listen.

I expostulate that we should study together.

The group expostulate that we want to leave.

My parents expostulate that I need to study.