Even the two-character scenes seem more dueling soliloquies than genuine conversations.
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" He also muttered soliloquies: "I got blamed for something I didn't do.
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Mattei's soliloquies of agony were even more gorgeously piercing than they were in 2013.
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So what if everyone cannot understand every word of Hamlet's dense, long-winding soliloquies?
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Songs are often like soliloquies and call on some of the same performance techniques.
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Bar-stool soliloquies about the end of an era were common at his farewell party.
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In their soliloquies William Shakespeare's characters offer insights into the inner workings of their minds.
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Billions is written in extended metaphors, strings of expletives, grandiloquent monologues, fire and brimstone soliloquies.
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From this isolated podium they communicate through private social-media messages delivered to us as soliloquies.
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And to turn his love of the game, whether baseball or life, into piercingly eloquent soliloquies.
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The video, one of his now famous 21st-century soliloquies, has more than 2.7 million views.
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What's happening when Joe is doing his soliloquies, however, is far stranger than the monologues themselves.
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The music sounds like a Jonathan Schwartz radio broadcast with the soliloquies about Sinatra edited out.
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The soliloquies, for the record, remain in English, though they have been shrunk in many cases.
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Once a frenetic but followable place, your timeline is now virtually destroyed by an avalanche of soliloquies.
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I love the show's expert use of Motown music, the OPA montages, and Papa Pope's Shakespearean soliloquies.
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All of these performances are structured as dialogues, as opposed to soliloquies supported by guest artists' harmonies.
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Yunus Hopkinson of St. Francis is a fan of the soliloquies spun by the rapper Tory Lanez.
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But it also has the body horror, the anxiety of apocalypse, and the meandering soliloquies about whatever.
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The rest of the film is a mix of road trip soliloquies, epic chase scenes, and bloody combat sequences.
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So it makes perfect sense that the great boxer Jack Johnson should deliver one of the compilation's knockout soliloquies.
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Qandeel, with her kohl-rimmed eyes and whispering sexual soliloquies, challenged the age-old hierarchies of modern-day Pakistan.
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Challenge students to reread some of the Shakespearean soliloquies they have studied and consider what resonance they have today.
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I say "theoretically" because, in practice, producers do not generally hire people who might suddenly interrupt soliloquies with vulgarities.
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When taped depositions began, in October, 2015, he often refused to answer questions, delivering long soliloquies and furious denunciations.
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The soliloquies might just as easily belong to a series of human-interest news features as to a play.
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His mesmerizing, acid soliloquies on clock repairing and climate despairing and small-town farce have no analogue in fiction.
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Sun Ra's distinctive blend of rigorous musical practice, historical inquiry and philosophic soliloquies made an impression on Mr. Cohran.
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With her petty musings and self-indulgent soliloquies, the hilarious vixen gone viral gained a legion of followers almost instantly.
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Sure, some things are lost in this rendition: a couple of soliloquies; the tale's social dimension; maybe the tragedy, too.
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Rapid-fire dialogue is slowed down by face-the-audience soliloquies, and the playlet focusses on the alchemy of relationships.
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On camera and in public, the stocky Texan is famous for his meandering soliloquies and belligerent, occasionally violent verbal outbursts.
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Her use of soliloquies from different characters is very intriguing to me, and it's written in such a poetic way.
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Much of the script is in blank verse, with a heady surfeit of expanding metaphors, lyrical soliloquies and discreetly rhymed couplets.
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The death of Mr. Maxwell's mother figures in "Paradiso," in the first of three extended soliloquies that follow the robot's prologue.
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"Prince of Monkeys" is rife with character soliloquies that relay some of the central issues of Nigerian life, then and now.
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Every so often, soliloquies happen: out-of-time monologues in which the girls give voice to concealed narcissism and abysmal doubts.
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Ottawa Senators Coach Guy Boucher could pass for a college professor when he wears thin-rimmed glasses and gives erudite soliloquies.
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To convert Happy Birthday, Wanda June into an opera, conversations had to become one-sided soliloquies which could be sung as arias.
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We want to know how the player will handle the heath scene in " Lear ," the four key soliloquies in " Hamlet ," Prospero's farewell.
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In this Text to Text, we focus on the most famous of William Shakespeare's soliloquies, Hamlet's speech in Act 3, Scene 1.
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These sessions also broadcast Mr. López Obrador's erratic side — his thin skin, his churlishness and his tendency to launch into meandering soliloquies.
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But despite the inclusion of several catch-up soliloquies on recent Russian history, it's hard to comprehend what they're reacting against here.
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To be sure, Augustin Daly, the playwright, was generous with the melodrama: Characters deliver expositional soliloquies, and emotions run deep and syrupy.
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Self-congratulatory soliloquies, for instance, are a mainstay of historical scripts, because actors like speeches and they are good for the Oscar montage.
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While wholly unfamiliar with MMA, he was raised on a steady diet of comic-book super-villain soliloquies and pro-wrestling heel promos.
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Forget Hamlet's soliloquies about this mortal coil of ours; forget Hieronymus Bosch's comic hellscapes; forget Thomas Gray's Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard.
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His manic, scenery-chewing soliloquies are executed with a breezy aplomb, though he stresses that they are not as carefree as they appear.
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But when he turns to himself in the mirror — to which he pitches his soliloquies — it's clear that there's nothing harmless about him.
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It will be interrupted at random moments by a piece of software written by Snow, triggering them to give soliloquies to the audience.
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One of my coworkers suggested that Kanye might have been better served mentioning all of his points in one of his infamous interview soliloquies.
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Soliloquies can create dramatic irony, because the audience is made aware of thoughts and events that the other characters in the play are not.
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Psychological musicals, in which interior landscapes are foregrounded and characters sing soliloquies that can easily devolve into clichés, are extremely difficult to pull off.
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The performers could turn body language into stories, and in fact preferred to deliver emotion with movement instead of soliloquies—those puppets are heavy.
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Sorkin has, after all, built an entire career on cloyingly idealistic soliloquies about how America's great institutions are "supposed" to function (but never do)yep.
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In the soliloquies we pair here, Hamlet and Jean Valjean are each at a crossroads in their lives, and each wrestles mightily with his conscience.
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In what follows the opening "workshop" section, the relationships between white and black Americans are acted out in a series of songs, soliloquies and dialogues.
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Instead, she carries her viewers along on a wave of verbiage, delivering baroque soliloquies about the Russian state, Trump-administration corruption and American political history.
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Fed up with having to write soliloquies for the solitary superhero, Finger sought to compliment the Sherlock Holmes-like Batman character with a Dr. Watson figure.
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In addition, the characters speaks at times in long soliloquies, and they break into song, accompanied by James Moore on guitar and David Zuckerman on piano.
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In "Hamilton," Mr. Jackson played George Washington as a wise older-brother figure, stern boss and deliverer of tender soliloquies about the limits of executive power.
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"New Yorkers aren't stupid and they certainly won't fall for Ted Cruz's lame soliloquies and flattery after he slammed their values," said Kasich spokeswoman Connie Wehrkamp.
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That goes a long way toward understanding Hamlet as a play rather than just a series of soliloquies with a lot of death at the end.
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Muirhouse, one of the city's most deprived estates, and Leith, near the city's docks, provided a backdrop to the cult film's iconic scenes, soliloquies, and sounds.
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When I asked Simmons to describe what happens to him when he is with a parrot, he instantly went into one of his signature high-speed soliloquies.
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Jaden Smith's character, a reenactment of his Twitter persona, coupled with Koenig's boring soliloquies, makes for a bad show that's too nonsensical and pompous to be enjoyable.
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Effectively erasing a bunch of early The Life of Pablo verses that were likely better than the soliloquies about "open fridges" and "sandwiches" that made the album.
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Assange led her to the conference room, and they spoke for about an hour—their conversation disguised by white noise, though Assange's voice dominated, in long soliloquies.
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He wanted to provide voiceovers for TV commercials and harbored ambitions to record all the great soliloquies of Shakespeare, much like Orson Welles had done before him.
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After writing, students should read their soliloquies to the class and have classmates guess who is speaking, and what play, film, novel or political figure was selected.
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A combination of song, dance, sketches and soliloquies, this enlivening production traces the injustices under which Nigerian women live, before turning into a jubilant repudiation of misogyny.
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His voice mail messages and texts had become meandering soliloquies that didn't make sense, veering from his work travails, to car repairs, to his pet mouse, Snowball.
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These arias of formal rhetoric deserve their fame, but, as with Hamlet's soliloquies, that very ubiquity makes it almost impossible for us to give them a fresh hearing.
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Biden had already begun to narrow his message, scrapping some of the soliloquies on electability and the past and making a stronger moral case against President Donald Trump.
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Cusk's abiding themes — her obligations as mother, daughter, citizen, artist and breadwinner — are much the same as those that fill the soliloquies in her coolly glittering Outline trilogy.
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Amidst her long soliloquies of relating everything you just said to herself, I wither away, uninspired to contribute additional words, as they would become invalidated and unheard anyhow.
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In truth, they are more like soliloquies, and, because this is a Quentin Tarantino movie, the talk is booby-trapped; you sense that violent action is primed to explode.
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But while he might once have admired Dixie Carter sipping crème de menthe by the fireplace and reciting soliloquies from the television show "Designing Women," these days Mr. Senecal encounters Gov.
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Impeachment has upended networks' daytime schedules, where the usual diversions of soap operas and "Ellen"-style chat shows have been usurped by stone-faced government officials offering soliloquies on Ukrainian politics.
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The artist Sanford Biggers and the filmmaker and cinematographer Shawn Peters begin their 62-post iPad exchange with 12-image soliloquies before edging toward a conversation that is rarely in sync.
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Mark, with his many soliloquies about the beauty of neuro-marketing, comes across as a snooze-inducing windbag, while Claire is played largely as a caricature of a shallow art dealer.
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Duets, choruses and sung soliloquies revealed the protagonists' concerns about proliferating seaweed, sunscreens, consumerism, mass tourism and global warming — both causes and effects of the strain humanity is putting on the planet.
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As the initial trauma of the crash fades, and he begins to question himself, doubt creeps in, but Eastwood leaves it abstract, as a mood rather than a subject for Oscar-clip soliloquies.
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These days, Mr. Levitch, widely known as Speed, increasingly riffs on the humanity of the city itself, often in angular, funny soliloquies that use his command of the city's history as mere guideposts.
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Rom has an energy that can be difficult to keep up with, whether she's channeling it into hourlong soliloquies about the history of the Boundary Waters or a breakneck march into the wilderness.
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Basically, it veers between old footage of Oakleys and bongs and long soliloquies about the meaning of life in such a way that it's impossible to nail down its subject's level of self-awareness.
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More oddly, the officer then delivers one of the evening's weirder soliloquies, in which he announces that he's been anointed a secular saint, and then floats through the air a few inches off the ground.
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So eager to find out more, I sat down with Sabrina to talk about her play, how Garage influenced her life and whether any soliloquies get a wheel up... THUMP: So, what's the play about?
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" At the end of one of Avenatti's soliloquies, Wood noted that he has "no standing to make these points," and that "until you are admitted here, I don't expect you to stand and be heard.
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Ibrahimovic seems sincere about all the stuff he says: the boasts about his greatness; the odes to his goal-scoring prowess; the comparisons to lions and gods; the third-person soliloquies about all things Zlatan.
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Vera holds forth in supervillainous soliloquies about his conquest of the island of Hispaniola's drug trade, until he is told by a shaman that Manhattan is the island he should really set his sights on.
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Watching John Collins's production, in which soliloquies are delivered with the velocity of Gilbert & Sullivan patter songs, conjures memories of cramming in college on the eve of an exam you haven't done the reading for.
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But it's worth noting that at the performance I attended, the number that received the biggest applause wasn't one of those wistful soliloquies about feelin' free, or even a high-spirited number about following your dreams.
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She listened as plans emerged from Billy in soliloquies that sometimes lasted for hours: he rambled on about a sad gas station—the kind with old pumps and a grease pit—he might rob outside Alpena.
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Both Ryan and Romney have stepped forward with high-minded soliloquies about the G.O.P.'s values and future, and while that may well be a reflection of conscience, mightn't it also be a fig leaf over ambition?
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He didn't hold forth in fascinating soliloquies about how damaged he was emotionally, but he did ask me a lot of dull-seeming questions because he was interested in me — in what I did, how I lived.
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Shakespeare didn't write the whole Sir Thomas More play (it was a collaborative effort), but the statesman was a natural character to voice one of the calls for humanity that so often accent the Bard's speeches and soliloquies.
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His soliloquies and tirades, whether a careful examination of a rap diss or a nuanced defense of XXXTentacion, the controversial young rapper who was murdered in June, lend him a credibility he never quite had as an artist.
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The score is Chausson's "Poème," for solo violin and orchestra; Tudor, acutely responsive to its many subtle subdivisions, makes both violin soliloquies and full orchestral passages expressive of various aspects of romantic love and a powerfully atmospheric evening.
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If you grew up on the internet, I'm sure you were the same way: the late-night copy-pasted soliloquies about organ harvesters, and haunted underpasses, back-masked satanism, and VHS tapes that would make you go insane.
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What started as a ring-a-ding vaudeville act, with Ms. Newman as the star stooge, descends uncomfortably into a series of soliloquies about imparting liberal values to children, which contain more than a few notes of self-congratulation.
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Mr. Brantley's soliloquies can vamp from lyrical shrewdness — "I want to know what is so empty in myself that I have to fill it with everything but love" — to blaming external factors for his problems, sometimes with good reason.
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A lot of people who use video and audio conferencing for calls with work colleagues will turn on the mute button so that their random coughs and sighs or other ambient noise will not interrupt the soliloquies of their coworkers.
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SS: There's an elliptical quality to this diatribe that's rare outside of climactic soliloquies on a Shonda Rimes series, but it also perfectly captures the ennui one must experience when one is unquestionably superior than everyone else in their field.
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In between charming character bits, breezy plot development, and total carnage, it also featured what devoted Thrones fans have been clamoring for amid this season's nautical face-offs and florid soliloquies—I'm referring, of course, to people talking about grain rations.
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Soliloquies and dialogue become not only sources of information for the audience but also lead to action Shakespeare's men and women are both archetypal and still so modern partly because, like no others before them, they grapple with inner conflicts.
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Along the way, there are encounters with somnolence-themed animals (Sleepy Snail, Heavy-Eyed Owl) whose pulverizingly dull soliloquies on the topic of tiredness serve to prepare Roger, and thus your child, for the final somniferous encounter with Uncle Yawn.
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In her straight-to-camera soliloquies and in earlier televised conversations (with Bill Moyers and Charlie Rose, among others) she is always serious, but also always having fun, delighting in the eddies that language makes in the currents of thought.
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Ms. Peters seems most truly herself not in charm numbers like "I Put My Hand In" but in spoken or sung soliloquies like "Before the Parade Passes By." In such moments Dolly, the old meddler, isn't conning anyone; she's being honest with herself.
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The first novel published by Mr. Porter, "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers" is an assemblage of fragmentary pieces — poems, soliloquies and Joycean cascades of words gone wild — that try to measure the unfathomable hole left by a death in a family.
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But Mr. Trump is different, as much carnival barker, showman and self-promoter as politician, particularly when he wanders off-piste and into extemporaneous soliloquies about his favorite topics: the superiority of Donald J. Trump and the evilness of Donald J. Trump's enemies.
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Her acceptance speech – currently known in media circles as the "go with yourself" sermon – has got to go down as one of the most ridiculous soliloquies ever to be witnessed at an MTV Awards event (which is pretty amazing in light of the competition).
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Soliloquies and dialogue become not only sources of information for the audience but also lead to action; in other words, whereas the plots of earlier plays depended on what the characters did, Shakespeare's plays seemed to progress and develop because of what the characters thought.
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It could be tears getting lost in it, soliloquies from Hamlet being recited in it, battles being fought beneath it, or the source of Gene Kelly's singing, dancing, and splashing—whatever it is, rain can be one of the most cinematic of weather phenomena.
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Nothing lifts my spirits more than to see starlings alight there throughout the day, roll their heads to let the breeze comb their neck feathers and then let loose over Brooklyn's tumbledown rooftops with madcap soliloquies, outpourings of which the Bard would have been proud.
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The vocals feature the A's "leaned-out" style of rapping—a hoarse urgency that commands attention, punctuated by mumbled soliloquies—pioneered by Gucci Mane and currently embodied by artists who aren't even from the A, such as Fetty Wap (Paterson, New Jersey) and Desiigner (Brooklyn).
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If this week's episode Game of Thrones, "No One," felt familiar, it might because we got our usual quota of head crushings, soliloquies on personal honor, and profane character bits, simultaneously fulfilling viewer demand for violent exposition and frustrating our hopes for a more nuanced brand of mayhem.
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Initially published in 2015, to great acclaim, by an independent press in Ireland, "Pond" consists of 20 interconnected stories — though they're more like soliloquies, or digressive meditations — mostly narrated by the same reclusive, unnamed woman living alone in a cottage on what seems to be the west coast of Ireland.
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Tyler is doing his best to hide a deep distrust of women in the bowels of his brain, but unfortunately that's only going to keep percolating as long as he believes that impassioned soliloquies on corporatized political systems and the superiority of My Bloody Valentine's Loveless serve as charitable conversation.
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The soliloquies contain the deep moral impulse behind the play's creation—how the inhumanity of the process of migration leaves horrible entrails on both sides of every border—but they have no anchor in any action or character, and therefore act as forced catharses that rub raw our patience for the real thing.
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You might set requirements like these: Your soliloquies must: • be written in first person • be written in unrhymed or blank verse • begin with a rhetorical question • incorporate at least three poetic or literary devices Students should remember they are writing something intended to be spoken, so should try to hear the words as they write.
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Instead, thanks to the handiwork of the lighting designer Jane Cox, the scenic designer Rachel Hauck, the costume designer Toni-Leslie James and the sound designer Jessica Paz, Iago — the devilish mastermind who drives the plot of Shakespeare's "Othello" — is clad in leather and strikingly illuminated as he struts through stone archways and growls his soliloquies.
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I don't know about you, but as soon as I got the theme and realized why the title was "Emotion," the first song that came to mind was this one: From the opening 22A clue ("Full of sound and fury"), which evokes one of my favorite soliloquies from The Scottish Play for ALL TALK, Mr. McCoy's puzzle was fun and engaging.
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During the hearing, which featured the top US diplomat in Ukraine William Taylor and State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary George Kent, Republicans asked questions and delivered soliloquies that sought to reframe Trump's attempts to pressure Ukraine into launching investigations into his rivals as noble anti-corruption efforts that did no harm to Ukraine's war effort or the US-Ukraine relationship.
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Thus the audience receives long soliloquies on the need for widespread schooling reform and educational organizations created by and for local communities; on the rapacious and mercenary policies permitting the rising rents in New York City that displace long-term residents and shrink our quality of life; on HIV and AIDS awareness and prevention; on the usefulness of a meditation practice.
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For those who had little understanding of what went into a mixed martial arts bout and no real concept of the relatively brief history of women's MMA or the depth of the talent pool that she was plowing through at the time, she really did look like the unbeatable, once in a lifetime force of nature that Joe Rogan sold her as in his many pro-Rousey soliloquies.
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Keeping up an exhausting pace for months on end — Lesotho on the 33st of April, Swaziland on the 3rd, Mozambique on the 5th, Malawi on the 8th, Zimbabwe on the 10th, Zambia on the 12th, and on and on — they would fly in, hastily assemble their set, unpack their props and costumes, shake hands with officials, give interviews to the local press, and mount the stage for two and a half hours of ghostly haunting, brooding soliloquies, madcap humor, impulsive stabbing, feigned and real madness, graveside grappling, swordplay and the final orgy of murder.
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Keeping up an exhausting pace for months on end — Lesotho on the 1st of April, Swaziland on the 3rd, Mozambique on the 5th, Malawi on the 8th, Zimbabwe on the 10th, Zambia on the 12th, and on and on — they would fly in, hastily assemble their set, unpack their props and costumes, shake hands with officials, give interviews to the local press, and mount the stage for two and a half hours of ghostly haunting, brooding soliloquies, madcap humor, impulsive stabbing, feigned and real madness, graveside grappling, swordplay and the final orgy of murder.
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Even in his private meeting with FEMA leaders that was closed to the press, Trump avoided talking about hurricanes, according to the Washington Post's Josh Dawsey: President Trump had a lot else on his mind, turning the closed-door discussion into soliloquies on his prowess in negotiating airplane deals, his popularity, the effectiveness of his political endorsements, the Republican Party's fortunes, the vagaries of Defense Department purchasing guidelines, his dislike of magnetized launch equipment on aircraft carriers, his unending love of coal and his breezy optimism about his planned Singapore summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. This was the time Trump was supposed to press FEMA about what the agency can do to better prepare for another deadly disaster like Hurricane Maria.
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