Prattle

His prattle about conspiracy theories raised eyebrows among his colleagues.

He was entertained by the prattle of the young siblings playing together.

The late-night talk show featured comedic prattle about current events.

The politician's speech was filled with prattle, lacking substance or coherence.

The debate was filled with prattle and personal attacks, lacking substantive arguments.

The expert panel's discussion was marred by prattle and irrelevant anecdotes.

The CEO dismissed the employee's prattle about office gossip as unprofessional.

The literary critic dismissed the author's prattle as juvenile and lacking in artistic merit.

The conference keynote speaker delivered a thought-provoking speech, devoid of prattle.

She couldn't help but smile at the playful prattle of her younger siblings.

His prattle about aliens and spaceships amused his friends.

The babysitter smiled at the innocent prattle of the young ones she was taking care of.

The judge was unimpressed by the lawyer's prattle in the courtroom, urging concise arguments.

The party was filled with laughter and prattle among friends.

The professor couldn't tolerate prattle in the classroom, insisting on intellectual discourse.

The prattle of the children on the bus ride home was contagious.

The book was filled with nonsensical prattle that made the reader chuckle.

The journalist criticized the celebrity's prattle during the interview, seeking more meaningful answers.

The radio show host's prattle was often lighthearted and humorous.

The playground was filled with the prattle of children enjoying their recess.

The comedian's prattle on stage had the audience in stitches.

She couldn't understand the prattle of the kids playing in the park.

The sound of her prattle was like music to my ears.

The prattle of the students in the classroom made it difficult for the teacher to get their attention.

The prattle of the passengers on the plane made the flight seem longer than it was.

The annoying prattle of the bird outside interrupted my concentration.

The prattle of the auctioneer was music to the ears of the bidders.

The prattle of the customers in the store made it impossible for me to hear the clerk.

The prattle of the dog barking next door was driving me crazy.

The incessant prattle of the politician during the debate made it hard for anyone to follow.

The prattle of the rain on the roof put me to sleep.

The prattle of the water flowing over the rocks was soothing.

I couldn't concentrate on my work because of the prattle coming from the next cubicle.

The prattle of the wind in the trees was a comforting sound as I fell asleep.

The prattle of the children playing outside was drowned out by the sound of the passing ambulance.

The incessant prattle of the tour guide was driving me crazy.

The sound of their prattle was muffled by the closed door.

The prattle of the crowd at the concert was deafening.

The prattle of the radio in the background made it hard to hear the TV.

The prattle of the radio host kept me company on the long drive.

The prattle of the old engine made it hard to concentrate on driving.

She tends to prattle about her job when she's nervous.

The therapist had to remind her patient not to prattle and stay focused.

The forum was filled with prattle from people who had no real expertise on the topic.

The party was ruined by the arrival of a prattle who wouldn't stop talking.

The teacher was patient with the students' prattle during class.

The scientist's presentation was lauded for its depth and clarity, devoid of any prattle.

They prattle about the weather and how it affects their mood.

They prattle about the latest gossip and rumors, spreading misinformation.

The couple next to her on the train wouldn't stop their prattle.