Sentence examples for brilliant talker from inspiring English sources

The distinguished theorist of liberalism was indeed a brilliant talker and feline gossip.

He was a brilliant talker, journalist, traveler, gardener, decorator, correspondent, as well as my favorite writer.

For another, his subject was a brilliant talker whose wit and bons mots still crackle through the language.

Crane was a generous friend, a brilliant talker with a childlike vulnerability and charm -- as long as he was sober.

In the trajectory of his career as brilliant talker and polemicist, man of letters, self-dramatizing personality, and traveller to bad places, Iraq was the turning point.

In later years, Welles, a brilliant talker, was to give many interviews, and as his power in the studios diminished, his role in past movies grew larger.

Rudolph, who wrote the script with the journalist Randy Sue Coburn, anchors the action in bouts of lacerating wit exchanged like blows at the celebrated Algonquin round table, and extracts a full measure of the pain that the verbal combat of brilliant talkers and frustrated writers both conceals and inflicts.

"I think I got paid, like, a hundred bucks to do it," said Mr. Walton, who played a lazily brilliant smooth talker.

Coleridge was a brilliant and prodigious talker, Wordsworth inclined towards the taciturn.

A brilliant one, yes, but really someone who is a fast talker and who knows how to regale.

NBA Hall of Famer Reggie Miller was known as a fierce trash talker to go along with his sensational shooting and scoring ability during a brilliant 18-year career.