Volubly

The artist spoke volubly about his work, but his ideas seemed scattered and incoherent.

The politician spoke volubly during the debate, but failed to address the questions posed by the moderator.

The teacher spoke volubly about the topic, but her students couldn't understand her.

She rambled volubly during her presentation, confusing her audience.

The actor spoke volubly during his audition, but his words were jumbled.

The salesman spoke volubly about the product, but failed to provide any substantial information.

The conductor spoke volubly to the orchestra about the need for improvement.

"The friend volubly scolded his friend for not keeping his promise."

The teacher spoke volubly to the students who had misbehaved.

"The customer volubly expressed her dissatisfaction with the service at the restaurant."

The boss spoke volubly to the employees about their lack of productivity.

"The teacher volubly reprimanded the students for not completing their homework."

The boss spoke volubly to the employees who had not met their targets.

The judge spoke volubly to the defendant who had lied in court.

The judge spoke volubly to the defendant about the seriousness of their crime.

The senior spoke volubly to the junior about their inappropriate conduct.

"The mother scolded her child volubly for breaking the vase."

"The boss spoke volubly to the employee for making a mistake in the project."

The officer spoke volubly to the driver who had broken the traffic rules.

The coach spoke volubly to the team about their poor performance.

The politician spoke volubly to the media about the opposition's failures.

"The coach volubly scolded the players for their poor performance in the game."

The senior spoke volubly to the junior who had made a mistake.

The teacher spoke volubly to the student about their constant tardiness.

The coach spoke volubly to the players who had not followed the game plan.

The customer spoke volubly to the store manager about the poor quality of the product.

The manager spoke volubly to the team who had not completed the project on time.

"The judge volubly rebuked the defendant for his dishonesty in court."

"The priest volubly admonished the churchgoers for their lack of faith."

The politician spoke volubly to the journalists who asked tough questions.

"The police officer volubly chastised the driver for breaking the traffic rules."

"The neighbor volubly complained to the landlord about the loud music from the apartment."

She spoke volubly to her boss, imploring him for a raise.

The athlete volubly pleaded with the coach to give him more playing time.

The child volubly implored his mother to buy him a toy.

The protester volubly implored the government to take action.

The politician volubly pleaded with the voters to support his campaign.

The patient volubly pleaded with the doctor to give him stronger pain medication.

The athlete volubly pleaded with the coach to let him play in the game.

The salesman volubly pleaded with the customer to buy his product.

He volubly implored the doctor to save his wife's life.

The prisoner volubly begged for mercy from the judge.

He volubly begged for forgiveness after making a mistake.

The student volubly pleaded with the professor to change his grade.

The students volubly begged the teacher for extra credit.

The parent volubly implored the teacher to be more patient with their child.

The employee volubly implored the boss for a more flexible work schedule.

The actor volubly boasted about their upcoming movie project.

The entrepreneur volubly bragged about their latest startup success.

The socialite volubly boasted about their expensive lifestyle.