“Just in the past week, similar pieces of twaddle have crossed my desk.”

“This country, you may have noticed, is rife with such narrow-brained twaddlers.”

“Amid these twaddlers he presents the formidable front of a man with meaning, confident of his cause, and devoted to it with all his faculty.”

“She gaggles and tattles, twaddles and bubbles, never giving up until she knows everything about you.”

“She then twaddles on a bit about getting him at the Gates of St Peters, sings her own demented versions of My Ding-A-Ling and Devil Woman and gets generally unpleasant.”

“Meg and Bobby took turns carrying the dog home, and Twaddles mourned the fact that the kiddie car had not been brought along.”