Newsweek described him as a "combination of sincerity, egotism, coffeehouse literacy and a pseudo-poetic, stream-of-consciousness speech".
The most famous stream-of-consciousness speech is Molly Bloom's monologue over the last, long pages of "Ulysses," in which, as all the world knows, she says "yes".
Ms. Caputo, who accompanied Mrs. Clinton on the trip, described the stream-of-consciousness speech — about the meaning of life, death and the need to remake civil society, delivered without a script — as "cathartic".
It was one of her stream-of-consciousness speeches, dividing the nation into Us (mothers, hunters, the Tea Party Movement, people who love America) and Them (Hollywood hypocrites, animal rightists who are opposed to the swatting of flies, dumb elitist fashion editors, liberals).
Trump's shambolic stream-of-consciousness speeches were not a deterrent to people who interpreted Hillary's polished performances as just that ― a performance, and something that could not be trusted.
One way that I am aware is that the language of age-friendliness is seeping into our consciousness and speech.
Its special effects, on the night Pinocchio achieves consciousness and speech, are inspired by "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".
The award for best foreign-language film went to "All About My Mother," from the Spanish director Pedro Almodovar, who had the audience in stitches with a stream-of-consciousness acceptance speech.
Rapper Nicki Minaj cursed out host Miley Cyrus, comedian Rebel Wilson stripped, heartthrob Justin Bieber sobbed and hip-hop's Kanye West delivered a stream-of-consciousness acceptance speech that did everything from expose award show ratings ploys to announce his run for president.
Had he lost consciousness, sight, or speech?
