5 Sentences With "more loquacious"

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A squad of jugglers—inspired by a practice seen in Pharaonic art—enlivened Glass's more loquacious ostinatos. from New Yorker
Asked about her practices with such players, Williams said simply, "It was fun," but her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, was more loquacious. from The New York Times
While reticent with superiors, he was more loquacious with local Chinese employees, who described him as frequently talking about the money he was making or wanted to make. from The New York Times
And in contrast to Ms. Harris and others onstage, Mr. Biden — typically one of the more loquacious candidates out there — also abruptly cut himself off when he saw the sign that he had run out of speaking time. from The New York Times
Steve and Carolyn Coburn (center) at the trophy presentation for the 2014 Preakness Stakes Steve Coburn, characterized by the media as the more "loquacious" of the two men, describes himself and his wife as "just everyday people". He grew up in central California and was familiar with horses. He worked herding cattle at a feedlot, participated in rodeos, and worked at some ranching jobs. He now works as a press operator for a company that makes magnetic strips.