volubly造句

He talked volubly about the problems of the ghetto.

Dick had his Bible out and was praying volubly.

He speaks volubly like a flowing river; many people are attracted to stop and listen.

A very little encouragement would set that worldly woman to talk volubly, and pour out within her.

But rather than volubly objecting to the plan, which is backed by a vocal emigre lobby in Germany, Mr Tusk blandly defused the row.

Yesterday we heard him talking volubly to a gathering of distinguished guests, capturing the attention of all present, and today we heard him repeating himself at one of those endless forums.