Dissert

Enfin bref c pas la premiere fois qu'on me dit que mes redac sont bien puisque avant ma premiere PFE la prof a insister pour lire ma dissert 'devant tout le monde ... ❋ Pinku-tk (2007)

Who will debate, dissect, and dissert the virtue of Sci-fi to no ends ... ❋ Unknown (2005)

Upon such occasions it is not amiss to know how to parley cuisine, and to be able to dissert upon the growth and flavor of wines. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Lord descended, to helle and dispoyled it; for at such houre schal he dispoyle the world, and lede his chosene to blisse; and the othere schalle be condempne to perpetuelle peynes: and thanne schalle every man have aftir his dissert, outher gode or evylle; but zif the mercy of God passe his rightewisnesse. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Estre Day, suche tyme as oure Lord aroos: and the dom schalle begynne, suche houre as oure Lord descended, to helle and dispoyled it; for at such houre schal he dispoyle the world, and lede his chosene to blisse; and the othere schalle be condempne to perpetuelle peynes: and thanne schalle every man have aftir his dissert, outher gode or evylle; but zif the mercy of God passe his rightewisnesse. ❋ Unknown (2003)

See Le Brun, Explic. des Cérèmonies de la Messe, t. 4, pp. 234-235, dissert.l. 4, art. ❋ Alban Butler (N/A)

; JOAN DE GROSSIS, Agatha Catanensis sive de natali patria S. Agathae, dissert. histor. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

(London, 1895); Driver, Isaiah: his life and times and the writings which bear his name (London, 1888); Lowth, Isaiah, translation, dissert. and notes (London, 1778); Skinner, Isaiah (Cambridge, 1896); ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

Nov. 1 (1887), 432-43; LAUNOY, De Victorino episc. et mart. dissert. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

She soon recognised his love of nature; and this allowed her to dissert on the subject, at once sublime and inexhaustible, with copiousness worthy of the theme. ❋ Benjamin Disraeli (1842)

I am not going to dissert on Hood's humor; I am not a fair judge. ❋ William Makepeace Thackeray (1837)

It is also a delicate, and no very grateful task, to dissert upon the literature and manners of a nation so dissimilar; and requires an attention and impartiality which would induce us -- though perhaps no inattentive observers, nor ignorant of the language or customs of the people among whom we have recently abode -- to distrust, or at least defer our judgment, and more narrowly examine our information. ❋ Teresa Guiccioli (1836)

(Ligue de Cambray, tom.i. dissert. prélim., p. 66.) ❋ William Hickling Prescott (1827)

[30] See Dubos, Ligue de Cambray, dissert. prelim., p. 60. ❋ William Hickling Prescott (1827)

[31] Du Bos, Histoire de la Ligue faite à Cambray, (Paris, 1728), tom.i. dissert, prélim. ❋ William Hickling Prescott (1827)

They have been well spoken of by two -- Southey and Coleridge -- of whose most poetical compositions respectively, "Thalaba" and the "Ancient Mariner," in some future volume we may dissert. ❋ John Wilson (1819)

It is also a delicate, and no very grateful task, to dissert upon the literature and manners of a nation so dissimilar; and requires an attention and impartiality which would induce us, -- though perhaps no inattentive observers, nor ignorant of the language or customs of the people amongst whom we have recently abode -- to distrust, or at least defer our judgment, and more narrowly examine our information. ❋ George Gordon Byron Byron (1806)

Italiae Medii Aevi, tom.ii. dissert.xxvii. p. 577 -- 579. ❋ Edward Gibbon (1765)

Medii Aevi, tom.v. dissert.lviii. p. 9, who had composed ❋ Edward Gibbon (1765)

Muratori (dissert.xxvi. tom.ii. p. 492) has translated this curious fact with the doggerel verses that accompanied the gift: -- ❋ Edward Gibbon (1765)

[Clarissa] said [she cannot] attend the party because she needs to dissertate. For years it seems the only thing she has done is dissertate, and yet she still hasn't finished her [PhD]. ❋ Ldowning (2009)

Johnny is going to be [dissertating] in his [study carrel] in [the library] today. ❋ Groovy9113 (2009)

(Teacher/Professor): Hey it would be an awsome [April Fool's] joke if we got them (students) to write 5000-15000 words on something completely pointless and make it worth half of their end result! Other teacher/professor: yeah! omg that would be amazing let's call it a [DISSERTATION]...that'll [get 'em] Then before you know it it becomes a compulsory aspect of your grade/degree ❋ Onlymejustme (2009)

I have a 15000 word dissertation to hand in, in [less than] [72] hours [Argh] ! ❋ DirkDiggler (2003)

I got a [friggen] disertation to do and the handin is in [72] hours [my god]!! ❋ Jock Strap (2003)

What were you doing at [the bar] yesterday [afternoon]? Oh, I was just "dissertating" *[wink]*. ❋ FlyGrl (2010)

Don't [eat] my dissertation. ❋ George Stephans (2004)

I have so got Dissertation Brain, I've been [sat] here for 5 hours, have [achieved] nothing. It's due in in [48 hours] :S ❋ Princesshelz (2011)

"William [Meehan] [submitted] a [yellow dissertation] drawing upon Carl Boening. Of course, since Meehan is a ranked academic, he will never be called on it." ❋ ChurchHatesTucker (2009)

[Diane]: Did you understand the point I was trying to [make in] my text? Chris: You mean your last 16 texts in a row? No, Diane, because I didn't have time to read your [text dissertation]. Just call me. ❋ Tippy_CJM (2012)