twaddle造句

I can talk the most superb twaddle for six hours by the clock, watch in hand.

Much of this is total twaddle, especially for football and banking.

For such views or criticisms, which are not based on thorough investigation, are nothing but ignorant twaddle.

This very idea is going to provoke howls from the right, but I think that's alarmist twaddle. England once ran the world.

Then they stirred, and lifted their heads wearily, and gazed at each other wistfully, dreamily, dazed; then presently began to twaddle to each other in a wandering and childish way.