| It seems to me the net encourages garrulousness, incoherence and drivel and I don't want to add to it. |
| Their garrulousness surprised him, although he thought that this, too, could have a certain pathological quality. |
| His defence team tried to argue that his fault was naive garrulousness rather than venality. |
| Yet the very banality of his character — his vanity, his garrulousness, his guilt — makes him a heartening case. |
| Candidates, barricaded behind lecterns, are to keep their natural garrulousness in check and moderators to press few follow-up questions. |
| But even sceptics are starting to admit he may have a fraction more in common with Orson Welles than just bluff garrulousness. |
