"When you think of all these other cities, particularly L.A., where at the end of some of these games they go out and destroy the city, burn down buildings and turn over cars," Mr. Kerik said, in a stream-of-consciousness reflection.
His new form of venting appears to be through stream-of-consciousness reflections that he jots in a notebook and that the Communist Party newspapers dutifully print on the front page as scoops.
The narrator's stream-of-consciousness reflections are searing and radical, and she slowly awakens to the realisation that she must shed relations with men and seek a woman-centred life.
His writings on public policy were collected in A Stream of Windows: Unsettling Reflections on Trade, Immigration, and Democracy (1998) and The Wind of the Hundred Days: How Washington Mismanaged Globalization (2000).
Through a surprising formal and tonal range, drawing on reported speech, streams-of-consciousness and more lyrical reflections, Motion attempts to harness language's transformative capacities to communicate the pain and grief of conflict, from Wilfred Owen at Craiglockhart war hospital, to lance bombardiers and corporals currently in military service.
Most of it is stream-of-conscious stuff, occasionally revealing a private fantasy or disillusionment, giving cause for reflection and thought.
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"Lying is lovely," he assures himself, and his stream of consciousness rushes on, crammed with reflections on his friends' zaniness and the nature of reality.
Inspired thoughts come from letting your stream of consciousness pour forth quickly and without reflection.
That is an apotheosis deserving of reflection.
