| His volubility led his audience from an antique fragment or a Chinese disk to the magical imaginary world of the ancient civilizations. |
| She did not wish to run the gantlet of Mrs. Beaseley's volubility on this occasion. |
| Then came Ammonius, the author of lithotrity, and here comes Hans with the basin to stay your volubility. |
| He recalls how impressed he was as a child by the volubility and animation of his uncles' marathon conversations. |
| Her energy, the volubility of her gesture and her hastiness sometimes remains us speechless. |
| The liveliness and typically Italian volubility of this brilliant piece, with its perpetual motion and harmonic sequences, proves most uplifting. |
