I do not propose to disturb his intense and voluble concentration at this hour.
What about some of the people who are so voluble in their criticism?
There is a clear divergence of views on the extent to which the debate should be open, public and voluble as against quiet and discreet.
We tend to be more voluble in explaining why we don't like something than in explaining why we do want something else.
The nameless woman is totally dedicated to her duty, a true believer in the importance of voting, a tireless worker, rather voluble and certainly not submissive.
In a voluble stream of interminable sentences she narrates his misdeeds and implores the schoolmaster to flog him.
Excitable and voluble, their post-mortems could often be heard many tables away.
While some presidents have been relatively voluble about religion, many have been reticent to the point of complete obscurity.
