“With his pompous speeches and inflated self-importance, the bloviator held court, much to the dismay of his audience.”

“Will the voters really return this bloviator to the Senate for another six years?”

“We are not spending ourselves into oblivion, as you hear some jowly bloviator say on television every day.”

“They seem to have abandoned the idea of doing serious scientific work altogether, and seem content to deal in propaganda and bloviation.”

“But are these online oracles providing balance, or bloviation, or just pushing a partisan agenda?”

“In Washington, a town known for bloviation rather than whimsy or wit, the wacky season is just about to begin.”

“Eager for up-to-the-minute election results without the bloviations of talking heads?”

“But for a moment, I want to pretend the bloviators are serious.”

“When the bloviators attempt to disturb the proceedings of this Convention, they will be allowed to proceed without any further or more particular notice.”

“The selfsame collegiate bloviators who at the time denied that the Cold War even existed are now falling over each other to hold conferences on the subject.”