| They are basically warm people, albeit a bit garrulous at times with some who profess, quite irritatingly, to be the all-knowing type. |
| Having a topic of conversation banned must be a particular strain for someone as garrulous as him. |
| At such times, electronic music presents a singularly cold shoulder, disco is too upbeat, jazz too knotty, new wave too garrulous. |
| Maybe, as in the past, the garrulous president's words were nothing more than political grandstanding. |
| Usually this involves a few perfunctory sentences but yesterday he was feeling unusually garrulous and it took me a while to get away from him. |
| A garrulous former pharmacist from Minnesota, he became the Democratic Party's nominee for president. |
