| This from the man who blathers on about not giving away our sovereignty to foreigners on human rights! |
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| This essay blathers on about philosophy and the sense of life but there's nothing especially offensive there. |
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| Now it fiddles, diddles and blathers in the face of acknowledged White House crime. |
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| You didn't spend an obscene amount on the catering just to have it grow cold as one of your guests blathers on. |
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| Ask her about stage set-ups, YouTube videos, record packaging and she blathers on like a Gilmore girl on speed. |
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| Yet, the government blathers on about the land is strong and everything is fine. |
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| This is a world of rarefied privilege in which men still wear straw boaters, and royalty blathers within earshot. |
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| When an audience member responds with a giggling fit or blathers on, the act meanders. |
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| In an age in which billions would starve if not for the use of artificial fertilizers in capital-intensive agriculture, the left blathers on about small-scale organic farming. |
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| The Saint-Tropez household is out of Roald Dahl: a woman blathers to her personal chef in awful French while her fat and stupid son watches a cartoon and munches vacantly on cheese puffs. |
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| He mutes his speakerphone and cracks wise as a colleague blathers on. |
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| Blathers is a character you'll find in your town. |
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