Others are more substantial, including a long disquisition in Spanish addressed to President Fox and attached to a house on the highway. |
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In response, I will occasionally launch into a disquisition about Kuhn and Lakatos, but more often I give the following answer. |
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Otherwise a disquisition on the subject will appear to be elusive and simply beyond our ken. |
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Their adjudications were neither for public consumption nor scholastic disquisition. |
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Though this seems on its face to be a disquisition on religion and faith, it is of course an argument about power, and its influence on truth. |
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An oblique allegory of violence, this painting is also a disquisition on how history impinges on the present, or fails to. |
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He weaves his anti-abortion sentiment into a majestic disquisition on the nature of freedom. |
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No legal or moral disquisition or sentimental spokespersons are called for on this subject. |
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Her latest work, a series of lectures on science and religion, sleekly melds philosophical disquisition, caustic polemic, and becalming sermon. |
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I conclude my disquisition with this: We are what we are, even though we do not fully know why we are. |
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Mr Moynihan treated the Senate to a learned disquisition on the history of the British Mandate in Iraq during the Gulf war debate. |
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Cast as the recollected observations of a Sardinian who had long ago traveled across Europe and Great Britain, it is, in effect, a disquisition on national character. |
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A somewhat lengthy disquisition on epideictic rhetoric is notably broken up by a discussion of the figural strategies of auxesis and epistrophe in the cartoon's obscene song. |
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Because you see, acquisition I understand, but disquisition, what the heck? |
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His disquisition on light, aimed at disproving Newton, was way off-beam. |
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In this disquisition of the third book Plato is concerned with the moral effects of artistic representation on the youth of his state. |
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Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, an essentially scientific disquisition, found a remarkably broad, energetic, engaged public audience in the United States. |
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I'll caucus with everybody, I like them all. In contrast, the Republican campaign is a disquisition on how a united delegation has brought home the bacon for the state. |
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After a long disquisition on various types of responsibility, he stressed that at the time it had in fact been possible to choose between good and evil and gave examples of persons who had refused to collaborate. |
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In that disquisition, I presented the multifoliate ways that the sounds SH, AY, EE, EYE, OH, and OO can be written. |
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Book 12 was a disquisition on the writing of history, citing extensive passages of lost historians, such as Callisthenes and Theopompus. |
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