“For their part, Kavitha and Priyanka, who are part of a line-up called Keesh, rendered two songs that had a rare mellifluence.”

“At the same time, the speaker talks with a rich mellifluence that is no doubt the after effect of the tonal richness and elegant detailing.”

“To my ears the Barra pronunciation is much to be preferred, purely for its mellifluence.”

“He then proceeded to discuss, with donnish mellifluousness, the fascination that the law held for Trollope and his peers.”

“In fact, the secret of his mellifluousness was a teaspoonful of Worcester sauce.”

“A 1941 radio recording demonstrates his wonderful power, capturing not only the mellifluousness for which he was famous, but a choked-up ferocity.”