On Thursday, at her first formal news conference since the election, the normally feisty and loquacious Harvard law professor was about as low-key as she could get without disappearing.
Lemon is alone with herself, and her solitude is punctured only by visits from the loquacious Aunt Dan Kristen Johnstonn), an American professor living in London, who gives Lemon her nickname — which she prefers to her given name, Leonora.
You see, my dad, while a college professor and exhaustively loquacious on most subjects, played hooky when it came to discussing sex with me.
Trump is among the more loquacious of recent presidents, according to Martha Kumar, professor emerita at Towson University, who has kept track of every presidential interaction with the media, dating to Ronald Reagan.
Dr. Palermo has morphed from our professor of Experiential Learning into a loquacious and intense feminist troop commander.
A fifty-year-old professor at the Universidad Central, Barreto is a loquacious, brilliant, rotund Marxist.
Mr. Krauthammer referred to "Professor Schlesinger". Mr. Schlesinger called the journalist "Krauthammer". The historian, who was loquacious, seemed to be lecturing a class.
Mr. Herskovits appears to have encouraged his ensemble members — including Greig Sargeant in the title role, Mary Neufeld as the crotchety professor, Yuri Skujins as Vanya's bluestocking mother and Don Castro as the loquacious freeloader Telegin — to find their own, highly individualized ways into their characters.
Unusually loquacious tribal elders.
When I get anxious, I get loquacious.
McCaskill is disarmingly loquacious.
