disquisition

a disquisition on CAD

disquisition on a question

nothing can kill a radio show quicker than a disquisition on intertextual analysis.

She delivered a lengthy disquisition on the history of art.

The professor's disquisition on quantum physics was both informative and engaging.

His disquisition on the impact of technology on society was well-received by the audience.

The book contains a detailed disquisition on the author's personal experiences.

The disquisition explored the relationship between language and thought.

The disquisition provided valuable insights into the cultural significance of traditional rituals.

She is known for her disquisitions on environmental conservation.

The disquisition delved into the philosophical underpinnings of democracy.

His disquisition on the role of religion in society sparked a lively debate.

The disquisition on urban planning highlighted the need for sustainable development.

The public disquisitions, discussions, and deliberations issued in the present happy Constitution of Government.

On this subject he was then composing a disquisition.

Old Hammond settled himself in his chair with a look of enjoyment which rather alarmed me, and made me dread a scientific disquisition: so I sighed and abided.

Unable to grasp any thing great, is it surprising that they find the reading of history a very dry task, and disquisitions addressed to the understanding, intolerably tedious, and almost unintelligible?