garrulousness

What struck him most were his extreme garrulousness and restlessness.

Now that Ted knows, he cannot stand her garrulousness.

But this fine performance made that garrulousness seem more a characteristic than a shortcoming.

Are there any secrets to what he does, I ask, encouraged by this sudden burst of garrulousness.

But he shunned the same garrulousness over China, as if glasnost were not for export.

Garrulousness has its uses, in politics as elsewhere, but people here say it too often leads to inaction.

"I don't have anything to say," said the 52-year-old former speaker, who was once known for his garrulousness and quick wit.

"The Irish image is strange, but there are popular stereotypes: wit and garrulousness.

The Speaker, who knows the perils of garrulousness, sounds as if he's taking the older man as a model.

Markham had long since come to understand this kind of evasive garrulousness on Vance's part, and no further question was asked.

But the book is more fun to quote than to read, bogging down in an excess of garrulousness and Briticisms.

Clark momentarily lost his sneer, but his natural garrulousness won out over discretion.

And Shane, despite his garrulousness, was implicitly discreet.

A reason for his nervous garrulousness.

Caray acknowledged his garrulousness early in the 1997 season: "I'm getting older every day.

Dolan grunted a response, which didn't seem to discourage the old man's garrulousness.

He and Dungy are soft-spoken men not given to garrulousness, particularly when they are talking about themselves.

He knew his work tended toward garrulousness but dreaded "leaving anything out" - his scenarios for three plays ran to 25,000 words each.

Apart from the nervous garrulousness that was common in those days, Strelnikov had some personal reason for talking ceaselessly.

Food had restored the kender's natural garrulousness.

It reminds me of nothing so much as the American political landscape after eight years of President Clinton's volcanic garrulousness.

The uneducated palate finds in us a brashness, a garrulousness which belies the deeper feelings.

As the evening wore on though he found himself soothed by her slow ease, Prideau's livelier garrulousness.

He is irked by her sociability, her garrulousness, "her fickle, irresponsible unpredictability."

Mr. Dole's reserve seems perhaps most striking when compared with President Clinton's exceptional garrulousness and easy familiarity.