11. And if she was bound by a confidentiality agreement, her volubility may have put her in legal trouble. 12. Taking him carefully down a chronological path, the investigators gave Christensen just enough prompting to fuel his natural volubility . 13. He is something of a recluse in France, especially given the volubility and public exposure of many French intellectuals. 14. "There's a great tradition of volubility in Irish theater, and he has it," 15. Make no mistake : this is the plushest corner of Brazilian pop, erring on the side of volubility and sweetness. 16. Foreign Secretary Jorge Castaneda told the radio news program Monitor in an acid reference to the Cuban leader's volubility . 17. Masson's past volubility had given Ms . Malcolm a motherlode of material and may have done him in with the jury. 18. It may be Cusack's signature scattershot volubility , his sad-clown chatter that most endears the actor to his fans. 19. His humor, irreverence, self-deprecation and volubility have earned him the designation as the Rodney Dangerfield of the art world. 20. Literary critic Perpessicius argued that the work had " volubility ", " sense of the picturesque " and " critical intuition ".
