His phrasing isn't that eccentric but can intimate eccentricity, with jumbles of intervals, gargling sounds, long streams of notes.
Since early this morning the roads leading to the rear have been thronged with long streams of peasants whose possessions are dumped on oxcarts.
But dive in, and you'll find yourself slipping and sloshing down those long streams of prose like a kid on a water slide.
Conformity to old models has produced long streams of numbing competence in this country, but a few Americans have bent the model, or else dismembered it altogether.
But deftly knitted into the play's long streams of idle chatter is a subversive critique of the unhealthier obsessions of today's America.
Never mind the long streams of talk Shaw demands; the accents alone would be enough to put off most stage neophytes.
In Mr. Fish's similar piece, "A (radically condensed and expanded) SUPPOSEDLY FUN THING I'LL NEVER DO AGAIN (after David Foster Wallace)," the actors wore headphones and had the long streams of words piped into their ears.
When the patrons of Hoffman's favorite bar tire of his long streams of vituperation, he stumbles home to pick up new sources of irritation from the daily paper that waits by his armchair.
