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At the same time as it diagnosed delinquency, therefore, the jeremiad professed optimism and faith.
On the one hand, we are accused of uttering jeremiads; on the other hand, of preaching smooth doctrines.
I maintain that, despite some aspects of jeremiad identified in the debate, we have much to be proud of in our universities.
I do not want to indulge in any way in an unnecessary jeremiad but merely to give a warning.
They seem to revel in their gloomy jeremiads and cling to their extravagant projections.
These jeremiads, even upon the professorial level, are very dangerous.
That reform was accompanied by jeremiads as to what would happen.
In the long, pessimistic jeremiad to which he has given utterance he must have failed to see the implication of his speech.
