volubility

Democrats, no longer burdened by Joe Biden’s flaws and volubility, have been trying to put attention on Trump’s even before Tuesday night.

The television critic Tom Shales began his 1978 essay with a pitch-perfect impression of his subject, capturing the melodrama, punchy cadence and flamboyant volubility of the most famous sportscaster of his era.

He displays a rapid-fire volubility when telling his kids a bedtime story at the movie’s opening.

Her response to Jordan was notable not just for the way she shut him down but for her volubility.

Rendon’s tenure is even more remarkable considering he did it in an era of term limits, with a personality far more cerebral and subdued than the Machiavellian volubility of his predecessors.