Examples of pontificate

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Although the extroverted left hemisphere enjoys a good story and pontificates obsessively to grease the social wheels, might other brain areas be more adept at provoking self-consciously motivated actions?
Presumably he would have continued in the office for the whole of the pontificate, had he not died before it ended.
He frequents the coffee houses near the theatres, reads a few books, and then begins to pontificate.
Pontificating on instant solutions in advance of an inquiry will not be helpful.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Here the employer sits at his desk and pontificates about discrimination everywhere else in the world, but not amongst his own staff.
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There were four canonizations during his pontificate.
What no one can deny is that oppositional voices have made themselves heard, and that bearers of cultural capital have continued to pontificate on the ills of society.
His readiness to speak on almost any topic, and especially on medical ethics, was remarkable: his speeches averaged out over the pontificate at almost one a day.
We have a duty not just to pontificate about rights, but to actively encourage access to education, training, employment and opportunity.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
We pontificate about what third countries and peripheral states should do all the time.
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Until we get an answer to that, we can pontificate as much as we want about enlargement and will be giving a false impression until we know the cost.
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Will he make every effort to stop people pontificating on television and in the media without any scientific evidence?
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