Blather

The professor's blather during the lecture made it hard to stay awake.

The blather of the TV in the background was distracting.

The customer's blather about the price of the item was unwarranted.

I couldn't concentrate on my work because of my coworker's blather.

The blather is always the last one to leave the party.

My teacher is such a blather when it comes to explaining things.

I didn't want to blather in front of the important guests.

The pundit's blather about the economy was speculative.

The blather in the speech was repetitive and lacked any real substance.

The blather in the email was so confusing that I had to ask for clarification.

The professor's blather in the lecture was so dense that most of the students struggled to keep up.

His blather in the meeting lasted for hours and achieved nothing.

Her blather about her trip was so long that I fell asleep.

The blather in the advertisement was full of exaggerations and false promises.

The CEO's blather in the board meeting was full of jargon and corporate buzzwords.

The blather in the novel was so descriptive that it slowed down the pace of the story.

The blather in the documentary was repetitive and failed to provide new information.

The blather in the software manual was so convoluted that it was hard to figure out how to use the program.

The politician's blather went on for hours, but said very little of substance.

The blather at the office is always wasting time with pointless chit-chat.

He's a blather, so don't listen to anything he says.

The blather never stops talking, even when nobody is listening.

The boss is a blather who just wants to hear himself talk.

My uncle is a blather, he never stops talking.

The blather has been talking for hours and nobody knows what he's saying.

The manager's blather about company policies was repetitive.

The blather of the politician was difficult to follow.

The salesman's blather made me skeptical of his product.

The blather in the scientific paper was so technical that it was nearly incomprehensible to non-experts.

The blather of the preachers outside the church was overwhelming.

The politician's blather didn't address any of the important issues.

The blather of the salesperson at the electronics store was more confusing than helpful.

The blather in the legal document made it difficult to understand the terms of the contract.

The blather of the protesters outside the courthouse could be heard for blocks.

I tuned out the blather of the sports commentators during the game.

The salesperson's blather about the product's features was confusing.

The blather of the children in the classroom made it hard for the teacher to concentrate.

The blather in the news article was so sensationalized that it was hard to discern what was fact and what was fiction.

His blather about conspiracy theories made no sense.

I couldn't make any sense of the blather in that academic article.

She was a blather who didn't realize she was boring everyone.

She's a blather who always talks about herself.