| There were many times an evangelistic Gates pontificated about the future of PCs on the desktop. |
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| As a Bishop he pontificated that night and consecrated the apostles bishops so they might say the Mass with him. |
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| And all the while, the talking heads talked, the pontificators pontificated, and the letters and e-mails flooded our offices. |
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| Theories were suggested, opinions were proffered, heads of channels pontificated. |
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| Muegge held his tongue as Good Old Harry publicly pontificated on the wisdom of ag globalization, integration and concentration. |
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| Though forthright, he was seldom blunt, never pontificated and normally put his views across with considerable wit. |
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| On the feast itself he pontificated at Mass and preached three times to the people. |
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| The king and the bishops have pontificated on the sanctity of the constitution. |
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| Last fall, as pundits pontificated about the chances that a Powell candidacy would cause a historic shift of black voters to the Republican Party. |
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| When Le Devoir did a very lengthy and detailed piece on this, it sparked a lot of interest, so much so that the Globe and Mail then picked it up and pontificated about ten percenters. |
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| We remember quite clearly that during the election the Prime Minister pontificated not only that the economy in Canada was fine and it would improve, but he also said that there would be growth and surpluses. |
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