Sentence examples for long discourse from inspiring English sources
Long discourse on physics & the developments in that field--Newtonian mechanics & Maxwell's equations governing electricity & magnetism.
There was no subject that did not merit a long discourse.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice gave a long discourse about not letting Russia off the hook.
What they played on Thursday were chunks of a long discourse, all of a piece.
Alec Baldwin indulged a few brief interviews before disappearing, but his brother Billy Baldwin stopped to provide a long discourse on his opinions of both teams.
A shareholder asks a real stemwinder of a question, which began with a long discourse about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Sometimes she justified her views with long discourses on the history of Islam and the European Enlightenment.
He can wear people down with his long discourses, and some of the interrupters say they sometimes tune him out.
Jesus' divinity is emphasized from the outset, and the text is marked by his long discourses and debates with Jewish figures.
He invented an original plot, which diverged considerably from the old myths; long discourses of the gods involved in the action form the most important part of the epic.
The Venetian architect Luigi Cornaro's work on how to live long, "Discourses on the Temperate Life," was reprinted in fifty editions in England through the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
