Second, in writing ourselves, we may deliver a discourse without necessarily being on hand to clarify or defend our propositions.
His hesitation before the decisive battle against a branch of his family became the occasion for his friend and charioteer, the incarnate god Krishna, to deliver a discourse on dharma, or the right course of human action.
There were two parts to General Powell's re-entry to the public stage in the elementary school in Crawford, Tex., where his boss, President-elect George W. Bush, stood silently by as the general delivered a discourse on what is in store.
He then delivered a discourse attacking the protective tariff and federal aid for education.
He delivered a discourse in the court of Amoghavarsha I encouraging abstinence from animal products and alcohol in medicine.
When Obama's turn came, he began quietly and thoughtfully, to deliver a discourse on the cynicism that has infected our politics and the need to awaken hope in the electorate that can mobilize the consensus needed to make real change.
Beside the Merrimack River, in 1739, Piscator delivered a sermon that was later published as "A Discourse utter'd in Part at Ammauskeeg-Falls, in the Fishing-Season".
Mr. Obama is delivering a sweeping discourse on race in America.
Ms. Coltrane, who died in 2007, would deliver "a spiritual discourse," Mr. Ellison said.
Now outside, he was delivering a freewheeling discourse about his martial-arts training for the movie "Hot Shots!
