Sentence examples for uninterrupted monologue from inspiring English sources

It was not only the form of the play, an uninterrupted monologue that transpires in a kind of undead purgatory, that seemed daunting.

Their breakfast ran two hours, and Mr. Putin spent the first half in a virtually uninterrupted monologue about Russia's view of the world, aides said afterward.

"Voci" is an almost uninterrupted monologue lasting more than half an hour, and Ms. Kashkashian approaches it with utter conviction in even the tiniest breath of a phrase.

When President Obama visited Russia in July 2009, his breakfast with Mr. Putin ran for two hours, the first of which was largely an uninterrupted monologue by Mr. Putin, aides said afterward.

Courtney Walsh's 80-minute uninterrupted monologue – uninterrupted except for a few brief interruptions from Don DeMico's "Willie" – is a tour-de-force, a restless, chirpy show of indefatigable brightness that would drive just about any thoughtful, introspective soul into a tunnel.

He's mainly a cipher whose naïveté allows savvier characters (and, by extension, Taseer) to deliver uninterrupted monologues on, say, What Ails Pakistan.

Physicians frequently "broadcasted" information about the disease, treatment options, relevant research, and prognostic information in extended, often-uninterrupted monologues.

Set in 17th-century France, it is a comedy about the arrival, in a theater troupe, of a hugely egomaniacal but intellectually lightweight actor, "the beast" or fool of the title, who makes his entrance with an uninterrupted 22-minute monologue, a paean to his own gifts.

Sure enough this Winnie — who speaks in a largely uninterrupted, largely upbeat monologue about her plight, her daily ritual, her history and her relationship with the occasionally seen husband, Willie Tim Potterr, perfect), who inhabits a hole somewhere below her — manages to be as aerobic as circumstances allow, flexing and stretching and swiveling her upper torso.

I bring the discussion to a close and we decide to chill out and play a game of hangman on the whiteboard; the sense of bemusement in the group is tangible as Mike continues uninterrupted with his monologue, now back on Brexit and the evils of human rights.

On that day in the cavernous, silver-covered Factory, she found Ondine being recorded for "A Novel," Warhol's James Joyce-inspired book of uninterrupted taped conversations, monologues and disjointed ramblings that were supposed to chronicle 24 hours in his life.