loquaciousness
loquacity

But his loquaciousness was not restricted to articles and books.

Now, I seem to be falling into the leisurely loquaciousness of this time.

His loquaciousness more than made up for the silence of many of the others.

While many might argue that art should be seen, not heard (or read), the loquaciousness of the visual is clearly on the rise.

They want to be involved, but their ebullience and loquaciousness find no echo in the director.

In terms of form, its main problem is loquaciousness; it could have been substantially shorter without losing anything essential.

The ride uptown was made to the accompanying loquaciousness of the driver, who seemed to have an opinion on most any subject.

Her loquaciousness was unfettered with her increasing command of the human language.

His loquaciousness soon proved beneficial in other ways.

Perhaps some of Floyd's loquaciousness comes from trying to live up to his middle name - Ali.

He was annoyed with the man's loquaciousness, but the information he provided was certainly valuable.

And she was unapologetic about her storied loquaciousness.

A1 Jack Kemp has kept his reputation for loquaciousness.

Schilling's teammates make fun of his opinionated loquaciousness.

McCarver's loquaciousness is stretched when too many shots of the same play are shown, leaving him to repeat what he's just said.

Encouraged by the author's unusual loquaciousness, reporters have done their best to lure the band into "outing" Pynchon.

The loquaciousness sounds preplanned: it trips over itself, spells out what is going on, and no longer meanders among the unconscious.

Wrong partner for Lampley, his soulmate in loquaciousness.

Why such loquaciousness now?

The government estimates their closing statement will take about 90 minutes while the defense is raising the stakes on loquaciousness and slotting a full three hours.

All the characters' needs transcend what's on the plate in front of them, but despite their aggressive loquaciousness, they can't articulate what's missing.

Two people of the Ralte clan, known for their loquaciousness, started talking noisily while coming out of the region.

Is the loquaciousness of the hair wrangler inversely proportional to the number of hairs per square inch on the star's head?

The men were walking in a straight line and displayed none of the boisterousness and loquaciousness of mountain folk.

Dowornobb had grown accustomed to her loquaciousness and spontaneity-characteristics she revealed, with interesting exceptions, only to him.

And so things have buzzed along for months, with much loquacity but no action.

Irish blood, he used to claim, to explain this loquacity.

Charles Gould, in his fear of empty loquacity, made no answer to the charge.

Now that he had started talking he found it hard to contain his loquacity.

He had not been chosen for either his scientific knowledge or his loquacity.

Reading, study, silence, thought are a bad introduction to loquacity."

And now tell me at once what price you put on him, for I am wearied with your loquacity."

But Vance, by his irrelevant loquacity, had produced exactly the effect he desired.

"Earth Dances" has a measured loquacity that keeps the ear alive and waiting.

Russell Kruse was known for loquacity, particularly talking up the value of auction items.

Mrs Pratt was by now thoroughly enjoying her own loquacity.

She was famous for both beauty and loquacity (a trait her parents attempted to curb).

I cannot imagine whence you derive your unfortunate habit of loquacity.

His insane loquacity made my heart turn faint.

He could not account for this, though truly the interminable loquacity of that country doctor offered itself in explanation.

And he has his character's Irish gallantry and defensive loquacity down cold.

So, I'd adopted this manner, this easy loquacity, which sometimes rubbed me raw.

He was astonished too by her loquacity.

At two hours, I'm afraid it indicts the very loquacity it wants to find so amusing.

If your loquacity prevents those trapped nearby from reading or working or simply thinking their own thoughts, then cut it out.

The poor man has acute loquacity disease.

Even those critics with qualms about the novel's loquacity and opacity gave it high marks in the end.

They were not given to loquacity.

D'Artagnan was thoughtful and seemed for the moment to have lost his usual loquacity.

Loquacity is half of diplomacy, Havzhiva had already decided.