Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
pontificator .
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Examples
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I'm happy that Kimball (not one of my favorite cultural observers; his choice of the term pontificators is indicative of his contempt for champions of reason) was able to wrest some meaning from Benda's work.
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You know, we're not just Princeton law professors and "pontificators" [sic] - we're musicians too.
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Is ASCAP really so confused that they think that the rise of such "pontificators" is harming musicians and songwriters?
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Nottage's writing is impressive -- examples that stick with me are a flirting scene that's perfectly executed, a hilarious put-down of academic pontificators on talk shows, and a movie-within-the play that could stand on its own.
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On the other hand, we Americans are thoroughly convinced that we have the monopoly on moral values, even though it's often the biggest moral pontificators among us who get caught with their pants down.
Debra Ollivier: Why Americans Are As Adulterous As The French: Questioning a Tired Cliche
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It wasn't too long ago that the parity pontificators were out in full force claiming that the European currency would trade one-to-one with the U.S. dollar.
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Scanning hour upon hour of coverage, one was tossed from the cable networks 'Muppet Babies band of young pontificators and new talent only to wind up with the Walking Dead.
Election coverage: Difficult to watch, impossible to look away
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Nottage's writing is impressive -- examples that stick with me are a flirting scene that's perfectly executed, a hilarious put-down of academic pontificators on talk shows, and a movie-within-the play that could stand on its own.
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The show's extended clan of politicians, pontificators, analysts and newsmakers are taking Aly's loss hard.
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On the other hand, we Americans are thoroughly convinced that we have the monopoly on moral values, even though it's often the biggest moral pontificators among us who get caught with their pants down.
Debra Ollivier: Why Americans Are As Adulterous As The French: Questioning a Tired Cliche
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