How To Use Talkative In A Sentence
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Confident, tanned and talkative, he looked the epitome of the champion he longs to be again.
Times, Sunday Times
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His son, who was usually quiet and shy, was very talkative that morning.
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Forrest was normally mild-mannered, affable, and untalkative.
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Johnson attempted to start conversation with some pleasantries but Bill was not very talkative.
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Quiet and silence is a form of power. Thoughtful and wise people are not talkative people. Dr T.P.Chia
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Some become more talkative than usual, others quieter.
Times, Sunday Times
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Talkative people are not necessarily smarter, more knowledgeable and more interesting. Dr T.P.Chia
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Shi Jialei, who is talkative and always wears a smile, said he was a wordless and silent child before he came to the school.
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They confirm our impression that, following his traumatic encounter with the Czech police, he becomes considerably less talkative.
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They confirm our impression that, following his traumatic encounter with the Czech police, he becomes considerably less talkative.
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Other households had found her too talkative and too opinionated, forever giving pelf mysterious airs.
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He is an exceptionally cute, friendly and talkative young cat, with classic blotchy tabby coat.
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Yes, the neighbours are exceptionally friendly and talkative, but no more so than the ones where we lived before.
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She was talkative and forthright in her opinions, which she gave freely and often without the qualification for doing so.
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But while White's words are designed to boost his own players rather than infuriate the opposition, it could be argued that his talkativeness may create extra pressure for his team.
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They thanked him and left and went to see a very talkative man named Edgar Pearce who owned a lugger named the New Delight.
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By helping him to relax, he will hopefully become more talkative.
The Sun
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Carole-Anne then took over with a make up demonstration, while the usually talkative Susan Rodgers quietly rested with a platinum detox treatment.
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Luck is linked to your talkative friend.
The Sun
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Her act describes her rejection by strings of men for being too talkative and immodest, for her unwillingness to commit to caring for a potential husband's ailing mother, and, worst of all, for being a comedian.
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I want a keypal who likes the same stuff I like and is very creative and talkative.
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The women were low-spirited, dull, nay, peevish, they did not well know why; and the men could not be joyous, though the ready resource of old hock and champagne made some of them talkative. —
Saint Ronan's Well
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While drugs can make subjects more talkative, experts say that a subject with a firmly entrenched false story embedded in his mind can still lie.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its lobby was crowded, people discouraged by the weather sitting on fat couches or standing in talkative groups.
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He became talkative and mentioned his family, the small taxi company he works for, the change of this city.
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She wearied of Rose's talkativeness, regarded the child's brightness as a kind of clowning, and in the way of a kind, unlettered, self-possessed mother, forgave her daughter for being intelligent.
Beard
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He's not very talkative, except on the subject of his plants.
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So, joining him in the suite are his taciturn driver and a talkative tailor named George.
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I drew closer and then nodded silent commiseration to one talkative fellow who was regaling the night with his woes.
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View Answers cute too talkative suberic arrogant postmodern kinda subversive kinda hegemonic obsessed with Buffy supposed to be working aggravating in an argument kittens (1) or cheese (10)?
March 4th, 2003
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Sorry that I'm not more talkative, but I've had a lot of painkillers tonight and I feel really spacey.
FALLEN WOMEN
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The mother was more talkative, the driver said, and had said how terrible it was to have to thumb home.
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Playing Shrek's 1)talkative buddy, a 2)donkey, is 3)veteran 4)comedian Eddie Murphy, another great 5)improviser.
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The reason of his talkativeness was the success I had attained in my first morning's walk, for I had sold nearly all the meat, and brought home a pocket full of small money.
The Adventures of a Dog, and a Good Dog Too
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Quiet and silence is a form of power. Thoughtful and wise people are not talkative people. Dr T.P.Chia
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He's a talkative guy, and I struck up a conversation with him.
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Public boredom is induced by the incontinent talkativeness of those who occupy the modern rhetorical presidency.
Obama’s Apogee in His Rearview Mirror
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I played the round in the company of an ancient caddie, unusually talkative for a Scot, who shaped the sightlines of the present to the borrow of the past.
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Carter is talkative, though there are a few gaps where he sits silently watching the film.
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The yammering kookaburra, usually so talkative, was silent, for he too was fast asleep.
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Normally, my hairdresser is Sherrie; she's a wonderful, talkative woman who makes me feel right at home.
The Interesting Thing About LiveJournal
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The prisoner had been in a different prison before and had a talkative cellmate who told him of committing a crime for which Andy was in prison.
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You've been less talkative recently.
BLACK KNIGHTS: On the Bloody Road to Baghdad
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He was less talkative yesterday, refusing to comment as he left court before being led into a taxi by his family.
The Sun
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Telephone calls, walk-in clients, that talkative colleague across the way: Unplanned conversations can have a dramatic affect on productivity in the workplace.
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Some become more talkative than usual, others quieter.
Times, Sunday Times
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Paradoxical CNS stimulation results in talkativeness, excitability, restlessness, anxiety, mania, hyperactivity, delirium, and rage.
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The researchers measured four extraverted characteristics - talkativeness, assertiveness, adventurousness and energy level - in 46 college students.
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Most people who allege to have known him personally seem to agree that Calembour was a brilliant, talkative, yet ornery and disagreeable man prone to fits of alcoholism, chain-smoking, argumentativeness, graphomania, and elitism.
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Fishermen are not talkative to non-participants; one should not come between them and their river.
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He is an amiable, talkative, Irish chap who has a fresh bottle of champers tucked under his arm which he continues to crack open in front of us as he makes small talk about why we, as Europeans, have all ended up living in San Francisco.
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The busy staff were attentive, talkative and to be honest, a bit embarrassingly deferential at times.
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He was less talkative yesterday, refusing to comment as he left court before being led into a taxi by his family.
The Sun
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Naturally talkative, Theroux discovered the candour as well as the secretiveness of the island's people.
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First Impression: Dottie is described as a chipper and talkative older woman who’s sort of round, very sweet, and not really hip.
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Naturally talkative, Theroux discovered the candour as well as the secretiveness of the island's people.
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Extraverts tend to possess skills such as sociability, talkativeness, and a high interest in affiliation.
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It takes a lot of chutzpah to accept and admit one's weaknesses, if talkativeness is one.
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He's a talkative guy and obviously enamored with his own film, but in my opinion, that pride is justified.
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I do not recall Eeyore being as talkative in solid strings of words as he is here.
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She is a most improbable superstar, this small, talkative, unshowy, and resoundingly English mother of two.
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She was a shy girl, but quite talkative after warming up to the person she was conversing with.
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Between them, McGrath and Gilchrist seem to make up two halves of an Australian equation - McGrath the laconic and obdurate inland bushie, Gilchrist the more talkative fellow from a sub-tropic coast.
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Therefore, people from high-context cultures can often perceive those from low-context cultures as too talkative and obvious.
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But he was not in a talkative mood and chomped his way grumpily through the meal, responding with grunts and monosyllables to all attempts to engage him in conversation.
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The precocious talkativeness is a major attribute of the boy, who is known by the name of his class rather than a real proper name.
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He suddenly became very talkative, his face slightly flushed, his eyes much brighter.
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Dad just talked to him two days ago, and he was in a great mood, talkative, and totally fine.
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Other than that, I haven't really been all that talkative today, because I've had a pounding headache.
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I didn't really know what to say and, in these scenes, I always tend to let anyone else talkative carry on while I keep quiet.
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While drugs can make subjects more talkative, experts say that a subject with a firmly entrenched false story embedded in his mind can still lie.
Times, Sunday Times
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Luck is linked to your talkative friend.
The Sun
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However, on striking up a conversation, Chalk, a little the worse for drink, became talkative and boastful.
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Mild-mannered yet talkative dental supplies salesman, Andy goes to Detroit to give a speech at a dental convention.
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I had the faults common to my age, was talkative, a glutton, and sometimes a liar; made no scruple of stealing sweetmeats, fruits, or, indeed, any kind of eatables; but never took delight in mischievous waste, in accusing others, or tormenting harmless animals.
The Confessions of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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I knew he was trying to distract Will, but the talkative boy took no notice and gabbled on: There are but seven of you in all, and plays I have seen often have a dozen or more parts.
The Secret of the Sealed Room
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While travelling on the buses, I encountered a very talkative bus driver.
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But while you need to talk, I don't think you need to be too talkative or have to explain everything you do all the time.
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You ＇ re warmhearted ; but you ＇ re talkative.
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Telephone calls, walk-in clients, that talkative colleague across the way: Unplanned conversations can have a dramatic affect on productivity in the workplace.
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This extremely talkative Plateau-born downtown resident has been putting the hypnosis whammy on people for over 50 years now.
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It is Risma's talkativeness and maternal instincts that Suhartono appreciates most about her.
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The chief inspector recognised the classic symptoms of shock in his talkativeness, but intermingled with fear.
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He is more talkative on the lucrative lecture circuit.
Times, Sunday Times
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The barber's chair was free, so, having shaved that morning, I asked to be pumiced, a good long talkative job.
The Mask of Apollo
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The driver turns out to be very talkative and good company.
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The most talkative teen loiterer speculates that there will be no more deaths.
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El cajon san diego the gnetophytina up for an psychologically extortionately impounding, add dakoity by prophylaxis the tip of your protoplast and stupendously nepheline his airwave clarion your way talkatively to his cooper.
Rational Review
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She's either really talkative and you can't shut her up or else she's silent.
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The parents are talkative, polite and determined to put the past behind them.
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They confirm our impression that, following his traumatic encounter with the Czech police, he becomes considerably less talkative.
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Sue is the extrovert in the family; opinionated, talkative and passionate about politics.
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You've been less talkative recently.
BLACK KNIGHTS: On the Bloody Road to Baghdad
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He is talkative when he has a few drinks under his belt.
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I reduced the complaint department's diazepam dosage by half; she seems perkier, and is being much more obnoxious, talkative, and pushy than she had been.
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She is a most improbable superstar, this small, talkative, unshowy, and resoundingly English mother of two.
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The large crowds which attend these lavish events in the ‘marriage season’ may be a bit talkative and restless, but always scintillate with so much feminine glamour and radiance all around.
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There was also a small effect size for them when it came to speech production, talkativeness, affiliative speech and self-disclosure.
Dr. Yvonne K. Fulbright: Debunking The Mars-Venus Myth
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Lars is really talkative and chatty on the way backstage and as it begins to rain, we take refuge in Kate's car where I press play on the Dictaphone…
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There were voices and laughter inside, sometimes an occasional cough, but other than these murmurs, it was no more than an ordinary henhouse with its over talkative roosters and conversing chickens.
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Returned to the talkative territory of Village bohemianism, these neglected love poems disclose the public value in questioning some of the private-to-public relays then assumed in bohemian wisdom.
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They'd memorized every type of being that made a planet what it was, just by piecing together Le'lune's stories of more developed planets, and by asking El during a talkative mood swing.
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Deedy is, deedy is, deedy is, deedy is," repeated the parrot in a very angry voice about a dozen times under his shawl, and while the old lady was remonstrating with her too talkative companion their tickets were taken and they ran into the Hinxton Station.
The American Senator
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By helping him to relax, he will hopefully become more talkative.
The Sun
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She winked a warning to the talkative boy.
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Playing Shrek's talkative buddy , a donkey, is veteran comedian Eddie Murphy , another great improviser.
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Luck links you with your most talkative friend.
The Sun
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More Peggy Noonan Read Peggy Noonan's previous columns click here to order her new book, Patriotic Grace The claim of Abdulmutallab's post-Miranda talkativeness followed Republican accusations that the administration has been lax, lumbering and unfocused in its attitude toward terrorism.
Question Time Isn't the Answer
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This way the talkative neighbour or the sick child will only set you back temporarily and you will have the rest of the week to catch up.
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Luck links you with your most talkative friend.
The Sun
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Change in demeanour: A worker who is less talkative or involved in their job may be harbouring an issue.
The Sun
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I felt stimulated - mentally alert, talkative and sociable.
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I started chatting away to him as he had his back to me, but he was less than talkative for some reason, I was lucky if I got a grunt back.
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The chief inspector recognised the classic symptoms of shock in his talkativeness, but intermingled with fear.
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Change in demeanour: A worker who is less talkative or involved in their job may be harbouring an issue.
The Sun
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While drugs can make subjects more talkative, experts say that a subject with a firmly entrenched false story embedded in his mind can still lie.
Times, Sunday Times
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According to the housemaids, their employer was very talkative and frequently humiliated Saputra, who had been working for her for more than three years.
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He was pleasant and talkative, but I'd never have imagined he could be so unmerciful.
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At this point, the movie slows to a talkative, plodding pace and loses most of its early energy.
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Molly is still out cold, but her brother is already awake and very talkative.
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He was standing under the apple tree, and the talkative little man called Bernard was stumbling down the hillside towards him.
CHARMED LIFE
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A magpie is a very talkative and intelligent bird, which is even capable of imitating sounds.
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They are passionate, excitable and talkative about all sport - at least sport as it is played Down Under where, by the way, this column is coming to you from.
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People who display extraverted characteristics - such as being talkative or energetic - are happier at those moments.
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/Mrs. Cole came for a day; her husband in the evening; talkative, niceish people.
Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle
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One television advertisement had an amazon parrot playing the role of a talkative companion to a pirate.
SPIX'S MACAW: THE RACE TO SAVE THE WORLD'S RAREST BIRD
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How he managed to say it all in one breath, she would never know, but for once his talkativeness was a blessing.
Sweet Defiance
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While drugs can make subjects more talkative, experts say that a subject with a firmly entrenched false story embedded in his mind can still lie.
Times, Sunday Times
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He is more talkative on the lucrative lecture circuit.
Times, Sunday Times
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A talkative friend is lucky for you.
The Sun
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I am a talkative, loyal, gentle, smart, and charming and bluffness woman.
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He was standing under the apple tree, and the talkative little man called Bernard was stumbling down the hillside towards him.
CHARMED LIFE
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A talkative friend is lucky for you.
The Sun
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And only cos I love sharing this photo, this is the most talkative kitty I've had, a random mog from the pound.
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“Deedy is, deedy is, deedy is, deedy is,” repeated the parrot in a very angry voice about a dozen times under his shawl, and while the old lady was remonstrating with her too talkative companion their tickets were taken and they ran into the Hinxton Station.
The American Senator
