The brother entered into a monologue, the sort-of conversation that I had had with him a couple of weeks ago. |
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Naturally, because I was talking to him in my head, the whole conversation was a monologue, and it was all about me. |
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Shug has no material prepared, but launches into a rambling monologue about his journey to the class. |
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So yeah, I think my initial outrage during that monologue was just my inner geek showing through. |
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The group discussion had ceased and the whacko had finished his ranting monologue on all the multiple talents of the doctor. |
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His monologue casts light on the common experience of the stereotypical man who is unemotional, uncaring, and cold. |
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Last night, a friend of mine went to an open mike night at a coffee house and read the monologue. |
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Fowler is the first-person narrator of the book and so most of his best material is internal monologue. |
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I have nearly no dialogue, too much internal monologue, and multitudinous plot lines dangling all over the place. |
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He recalled in all seriousness when the monologue once went down the dumper three nights straight he was ready to quit the business. |
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Bowling unhindered through the Suffolk verdure, Peel offers a courteous monologue on the local environment. |
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Yet, the air of mystery surrounding each character never dissipates, even after the last line of each monologue is spoken. |
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This monologue dates from 1977, and it is perhaps most interesting as a precursor of the author's later and better work. |
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Participants do a spontaneous monologue on a non-emotional topic, debate each other, and speak in front of one another. |
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The monologue continues at a rhythmically controlled pace with no emotion or tension in his voice. |
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Her monologue during the show was a mix of morbid poetry, bad puns and ghoulish double entendre, setting the standard for her myriad successors. |
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She handles the final monologue tastefully, without slipping into vomitous, melodramatic overkill. |
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After he has begun my father can dispense with my services and the routine becomes a monologue which moves on its own. |
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The programme, largely monologue, consisted of a woolly, stagey ramble through her life and times. |
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She had to deliver a very stagey monologue, and she missed every opportunity to make it moving. |
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His musical set-pieces, as well as character asides in the form of short monologue, are a delight to watch. |
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Finished with her tedious monologue, she started dividing us up into work groups. |
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The play starts off with an actor rehearsing a monologue for an acting competition. |
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The first play is the monologue of a travelling salesman, talking to a girl in his hotel room. |
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Tripmaster Monkey opens with a pastiche of Ulysses's third chapter, Stephen Dedalus's ten-page interior monologue. |
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The distress off camera contributed to the tenor of Taylor's scenes, especially the halting monologue that climaxes the film. |
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What the monologue thus conceives is an experience under negation, never fully bound in the present, another mode of imposture. |
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Although this astonishing horse never sets hoof on stage, it looms large in the mind's eye, thanks to this stand-up comic monologue. |
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The songs also allow each character to unveil her inner life, as a sort of monologue both moving and comic. |
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The play begins with the monologue of Scott, a 19-year-old soldier who confesses the crimes he commits during the war. |
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The film contains a number of innovations, including what some believe to be the first use of a voice-over to denote an internal monologue. |
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Mobile's storyline is rather predictable and it's doubtful whether the show would work as a stage-bound, non-mobile monologue. |
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Carson would then perform a comic monologue which would end with an imaginary golf swing. |
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The blatant bigotry of the monologue presumably dispels any lingering doubts that such responses by whites are acceptable. |
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I offhandedly expostulated whilst continuing to read her two page monologue. |
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Christine's acceptance by a haughty lady gallerist on the basis of a goofy videotape monologue seems a bit far-fetched. |
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Clark stops the show with a passionately funny monologue describing the bickering among the women in his life. |
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The movement was interrupted by a monologue on the properties of water, delivered in the style of a lecturer addressing her students. |
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They considered dramatic monologue, dramatic irony, persona as mask, and so on. |
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The school are really piling the pressure on, and your child is giving a monologue, as a solitary spotlit figure against a dimly lit set. |
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A reprieve from the thudding interactions was a monologue by the Australian dancer Grayson Millwood. |
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She despairs in a delirium-driven monologue that reaches the cumulative intensity of a raga, peaking to the primal scream of Greek tragedy. |
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She delivered the long despairing monologue that closes the work with great poignancy. |
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By the end of the manuscript, the copyeditor's monologue has gone on so long, the anger has turned into rage. |
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Let's be honest here, Shakespeare's tragedies are filled with dialogue, monologue, and soliloquy. |
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McColl's delightful monologue is the most well integrated of the five, assisted by physical theatre and mime. |
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Participants have the choice of doing script work, monologue, duologue, small group script work or musical theatre. |
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I was wondering if you have written anything you feel would be appropriate as a theatrical monologue. |
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Weaving history with poetry, music and drama, ten actors each recite an eight-minute monologue. |
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Aspiring movie stars in this crazy city are already rehearsing his final courtroom speech as an audition monologue. |
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The result is long passages of simplistic monologue explaining basic Marxism in an entirely unconvincing manner, making the characters appear as cardboard cut-outs. |
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We were going to see a two-way conversation replace a one-way monologue. |
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I stifled a yawn as she launched into a monologue about how she is going to become a famous star. |
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Rivers continued on her political, authoritarian monologue by describing what kind of tyrant she would be. |
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This deeply engaged, argumentative monologue is an exercise in reaching, again and again beyond the limits of unbelieving. |
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In this epic monologue from Deep Blue Sea, a hungry shark makes a bite-size snack out of Jackson. |
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Boylexe is a spin-off of a show about women in burlesque called Burlexe, which likewise mixes striptease, monologue, and song. |
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Once I turned on my recorder, Schwarzenegger was off on a ceaseless monologue, touting his book like a sideshow barker. |
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Her brief monologue as an Eastern European immigrant points the show in an interesting direction, but Naked Heart's other wrinkles need to be ironed out. |
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Now another monologue, also spoken by a woman who has experienced more than most can fathom, has left me entranced and devastated. |
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As is the fey way, her opening monologue included some stellar self-deprecating jokes. |
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Gil took weeks to build a monologue, skillfully turning the words on their head. |
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The wildly associative script skips through historical periods as well as genres, and one of the high points is an incredibly dynamic, eight-page verse monologue. |
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We shake hands and he immediately begins a monologue about prison breaks and South America. |
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Most of the stripped down monologue consists of a topless Dee Dee baring his soul and his scabrous white chest, which starkly contrasts against the black backdrop. |
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In one, Hathaway races through a monologue, reading a teleprompter set to speed-read. |
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The standout punchline was wisely saved to close out the opening monologue. |
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It could be said, however, that the imaginary slide show monologue begat the very real novel. |
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Poetic License, Erika Batdorf's one-woman mash-up of dance and monologue, begins with such a wonderful opening half-hour that it feels surly to complain about the rest. |
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She carried on a monologue of self-praise and justification. |
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The work started as a monologue, a rather sesquipedalian, somewhat dithering Englishwoman's reverie about Kabul based on a 1965 guidebook to that city. |
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Do you think her embarrassingly mechanical and unfunny monologue on Leno was ridiculous? |
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He can't tell the difference between a conversation and a monologue. |
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If adapted for the stage, this novel would make an artful, off-broadway monologue. |
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Plath writes in the kind of third-person interior monologue she often used for her short stories and early fiction. |
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It's just too tempting to use cable TV's monologue format to propound comfortable dogma and ignore unsettling counter-evidence. |
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Euripides characteristically opens his plays with a markedly non-naturalistic 'prologue', in the form of a monologue, which acts as a kind of separate overture. |
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Originally commissioned as a radio monologue for the CBC, Perfect Pie has developed not only into a stage play, but also into a recently released film. |
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I maintained a good front but my internal monologue was going haywire. |
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The text of Chief Seattle's monologue has frequently appeared in anthologies of American Indian literature and oratory, but most do not identify its source. |
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Then Roderigo, who has left the room, suddenly and unexpectedly rushes back in to strike hands with Iago, startling the latter who was to embark on his monologue. |
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Moore starts the case against Clark in the opening monologue of the film. |
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There's a power of difference between a monologue and a one-man show. |
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Or, by switching voices, he himself can reply to his own statement and then respond to the reply, thereby shifting from monologue to the enactment of dialogue. |
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Particularly notable was the development of the dramatic monologue, a form used by many poets in this period, but perfected by Browning. |
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In place of the monologue is a heteroglot, so to speak, of a multitude of voices, sociolects, dialects, registers and styles. |
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A Two Ronnies repeat shown on TV recently had Ronnie Corbett doing his amusing chairbound monologue about attending St Pansy's Primary. |
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The fabulist seems to want only to rant in his new monologue. |
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After a 20-minute monologue, he took his first commercial break. |
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The comedian is famous for his monologue about winning the lottery. |
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The memoir of Michael and his alter-ego details the growth of Johnny from inner monologue to full-on Edinburgh Festival sensation. |
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His monologue stopped abruptly with a sharp noise like a thundercrack that rolled in dreary echoes round the dismal mere. |
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In filming the scene, Cumberbatch has to recall multiple pages of monologue in front of camera, and had to talk faster than he was used to. |
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The show's theme tune plays over this monologue and the additional intertitle. |
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The narrative mode of presentation deployed here is the quoted monologue, with its first-person deixis, associative shifts, and signals of expressivity. |
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It's a simply laid out venue, looking not unlike the sort of NYC club Jerry Seinfeld would deliver a monologue or two between twangy guitar riffs. |
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Bowles' story has a cool, third-person narrator, while Camus' tale is an overheated dramatic monologue, narrated inside the head of a manic, tongueless man. |
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