“I continue to be amazed at his eloquent loquacity even if not agreeing with his point of view.”

“Possibly because, as the deputy chief of investigations admitted, his sudden loquacity might well get him a few years off his sentence.”

“I flagged down a passing brother, knowing by now that the old vows of silence had given way to a smiling loquacity.”

“His peculiar mix of laconicism and loquaciousness means that when he talks you tend to listen closely.”

“Ask him what he inherited from his family background, however, and his loquaciousness stops.”

“Peter, known for his loquaciousness, this time addressed the gathering in the German language.”