| And in recent years, he has occasionally fallen into what might be called the knightly style, where mellifluousness modulates into orotundity. |
| In fact, the secret of his mellifluousness was a teaspoonful of Worcester sauce. |
| She does so with a drop in her mellifluousness, but also with a slight curve of her long spine: she bends as if she's just been socked in the back with some slightly familiar bit of bad news. |
| Listening to Venugopal is to engross yourself in the rare combination of melody and mellifluousness of his soothing voice. |
| A 1941 radio recording demonstrates his wonderful power, capturing not only the mellifluousness for which he was famous, but a choked-up ferocity. |
| Now they are caressed for their mellifluousness. |
