pontificatein a sentence
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Why are they pontificating the obvious to Colonel North?† (source)
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They hear British news reports they cannot understand; they hear a Berlin woman pontificating about the proper makeup for a cocktail party.† (source)
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L—" There's an edit and they cut away to the journalist, pontificating into the camera.† (source)
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In the airy chambers beneath the rookery, his girl served them boiled eggs, stewed plums, and porridge, while Pycelle served the pontifications.† (source)
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Fresh from pontificating about hurricane floods, media climatologists were having their most lucrative Christmas in years.† (source)
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Something about the river air, the wide open sky, had her pontificating, she laughed.† (source)
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He shifted his gaze and returned it to Galdhiem, who was still busy pontificating, his chest puffed out like that of a strutting pigeon.† (source)
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For five days, my father listened to his roommate pontificate on the dangers of their new loose surroundings.† (source)
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He sits below the stage and pontificates.† (source)
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Fawley was a man who belonged to clubs and wore representative ties, pontificated on the skills of sportsmen and assumed a service rank in office correspondence.† (source)
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When I reminded him of the Platt Amendment, of the way the Americans have interfered in our affairs from the very beginning, he waved his fat, jeweled hand dismissively and turned to Jorge, continuing his pontifications.† (source)
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In some cities, such a thing would bring out the preachers and pontificators.† (source)
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Playing out some moronic Bonanza where my thirty-year-old brothers were blindly taking orders from a pontificating, bigoted French Canadian father whose only smarts came with his money and his land.† (source)
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His image is to appear as the guardian of robust morality as opposed to the business world, and he is invited pretty regularly to pontificate on television.† (source)
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And Pius IX his predecessor's motto was Crux upon Crux—that is, Cross upon Cross—to show the difference between their two pontificates.† (source)
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The Grand Maester had been wont to stroke it when he pontificated.† (source)
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