pontificated's Usage Examples:

Artists, writers, political radicals, and hobos pontificated, lectured, recited poetry, ranted, and raved.

that "Murphy takes the stock line that Ruskin was a domestic bully who pontificated about art and beauty while recoiling from living flesh", but the play.

Bechirian explained, "Elvis sat there and pontificated a lot about this, that, and the other and I got on with getting the stuff.

" Pundits pontificated on the meaning of the egg picture's dominance over social media's "first.

Most of the intellectuals of his generation pontificated endlessly over dominoes in the morning and regrouped in the local bars.

Sturzo was a committed anti-fascist who pontificated on the ways in which Catholicism and Fascism were incompatible in such.

acted as spokesman for the group (often identified as the Second New) pontificated "Art is for innovation's sake.

perceived power of the critic:"It is impossible today to paint a face, pontificated the critic Clement Greenberg around 1950.

Within the context of "social justice" corruption pontificated by the caste mafias became tolerated, and in some cases, as in the province.

either attack or move his army back as Eythin suggested, Eythin then pontificated that it was too late in the day for such a move.

perceived power of the critic: "It is impossible today to paint a face, pontificated critic Clement Greenberg around 1950.

In fact, he pontificated, an object in such conditions remains stationary or in uniform and rectilinear.

He pontificated on transgender experience, and characterized the story as a unique form.

" Sally Vincent, writing for The Guardian, has pontificated about the dynamics of Sharon's relationship with both her parents in.

Synonyms:

administer; administrate;

Antonyms:

keep quiet; specify; close up; shout; whisper;