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Meanings of brilliant talker in English
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Usage of brilliant talker in English
1
She is a brilliant talker, and her talents are many and varied.
2
Yet I have heard the Bishop speak of her as a brilliant talker.
3
She is a brilliant talker and she supports herself by writing.
4
A brilliant talker, he did not relish idle and aimless conversation.
5
She was not a brilliant talker, as so many of her countrywomen are.
6
I never heard him engaged with a brilliant talker, either man or woman.
7
He was a brilliant talker, with a vein of enthusiasm that was very delightful.
8
Hurrell Froude was a brilliant talker, a consummate dialectician, and an ardent proselytising controversialist.
9
De Quincey was a sophist, a rhetorician, a brilliant talker.
10
The most brilliant talker in the world is dumb.
11
Mr. Browning was a brilliant talker; he was admittedly more a talker than a conversationalist.
12
Page was the most brilliant talker I ever met, and a dear friend of Lowell.
13
He was poetic, highly educated, and a brilliant talker.
14
He was a fine gentleman, a brilliant talker, and an excellent teacher, though unnecessarily severe.
15
He knew Gilbert already as a brilliant talker and came to hear him from a platform:
16
Mrs. Ives is a brilliant talker, and a woman of great polish and high family connections.
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