soliloquy

It is the soliloquy of a man trying to figure out what happened to him that day.

And trying to keep up with a most unusual soliloquy.

And the need of soliloquy would have found him dumb.

A final soliloquy by a young child ended the performance.

I've got to try to make the whole thing more dramatic and throw out the soliloquies.

I could see that her heart wasn't in this soliloquy.

So much he had inferred from her soliloquies over the past days.

All is poetic flow here, from the very first soliloquy.

In these soliloquies a life is both revealed and concealed.

The conversation, he had learned, was more of a soliloquy than a dialogue.

It is hard to walk a block without hearing a few soliloquies about the cold.

All those blank verse soliloquies really were on to something.

On the television, the reporter was still talking, but I had stopped listening to her soliloquy.

After a while, every nuance seems to have the weight of a soliloquy.

"The soliloquies in the first act are perceived as static," she said.

If it is for you, it will be a soliloquy.

Her soliloquies have a private rather than a declamatory quality.

In an internal soliloquy, he decides to join her because of his love.

The director was so pleased with the part it became the dictator's soliloquy.

Whatever, he had to work his way through his standard soliloquy.

"My strength is quite failing me," I said in a soliloquy.

I believe in the punctuation we've been given, which makes the statement part of the soliloquy.

Interlocking soliloquies by three women are perhaps the opera's best moment.

But then he commenced a soliloquy that lasted 20 minutes.

Steve had the idea of taking something out of his soliloquy.