Sentence examples for protracted monologue from inspiring English sources
She's a hugely engaging presence, who slips between stylised routines with a plethora of backing dancers and improvised weirdness – there's a protracted monologue about how different flowers resemble different R&B stars – with an enviable ease.
Avuncular, provincial, blustery and kind-hearted, Giuseppe — an Italian Jew who immigrated to New York at 9 — is the sort of guy who tells you how busy he is several times during a protracted monologue about whatever happens to be on his mind.
A related discovery that brought relief was that audiences hate protracted monologues almost as much as I fear giving them.
Ross must also have known that Mitchell regularly doctored his quotes, stitching together bits of conversation into protracted monologues and sometimes switching chronology.
The show's first half-hour (and its high point) is built around a protracted, careering monologue from Valere, who, having dined at Elomire's table, proceeds to deliver a sustained ode to the importance of being Valere.
They are also protracted.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
Another protracted silence.
He had protracted fevers.
