89 examples of soliloquize in sentences

he soliloquized, "for I did have my locks on the topside backmost, and my whiskers turned the wrong way.

"Ef the angul Gabriel," she soliloquized, "starts in ter searchin' the earth this night fer the Lord's chosen ones, there ain't no fear but what he'll cum ter

he soliloquized, "no wonder you felt a premonitory sense of the fitness of frills!

" Though Don Camillo soliloquized, rather than addressed his companion, it was evident, by the train of his thoughts, that the narrative of Jacopo had awakened disagreeable reflections on the manner in which he had pushed his own claims with the Senate.

While he is writing the second time, the Pharisee, the Accuser, and the Scribe, who have chiefly sustained the dialogue hitherto, separate, each going into a different part of the Temple, and soliloquize thus: Pharisee.

"Tapp is pretty smart," soliloquized Andy.

I had heard Jacques soliloquize beneath his oak; had beheld the fair Rosalind and her companion adventuring through the woodlands; and, above all, had been once more present in spirit with fat Jack Falstaff, and his contemporaries, from the august Justice Shallow down to the gentle Master Slender, and the sweet Anne Page.

Soliloquy N. soliloquy, monologue, apostrophe; monology^. V. Soliloquize; say to oneself, talk to oneself; say aside, think aloud, apostrophize.

Even the brown thrasher, whose ordinary performance, is so full-voiced, not to say boisterous, will sometimes soliloquize, or seem to soliloquize, in the faintest of undertones.

Even the brown thrasher, whose ordinary performance, is so full-voiced, not to say boisterous, will sometimes soliloquize, or seem to soliloquize, in the faintest of undertones.

"By Jove," he exclaimed, surveying the picture, "I can paint!" Artists do occasionally soliloquize in this way.

She soliloquized, "So you think, Miss BELINDA, do you, 'that I'd better try it on, with them freckles and that mole!'

"Of course, all ought to come to me and Godfrey," she soliloquized.

soliloquized she; "the alarm will, no doubt, lend him energy.

JOHN (continuing to soliloquize)

"Sure it's a cryin' shame," he soliloquized in an undertone, quite unconscious that he was observed, "that ye should escape, ye villains.

Charles retired to his chamber; and there, without thinking of undressing, he walked to and fro with long strides, threw himself upon his bed, got up again, and soliloquized out loud, addressing himself occasionally to Commynes, who lay close by him.

"And the worst of it is," he soliloquized, "she'll think I did it because she asked me to let him go.

"He'll make good," soliloquized the supervisor.

"Then Jim and Annie's patched it up," he soliloquized.

In this attitude, he begins to soliloquize, and informs the audience (what they did not know before) that, from a clump of shrubbery, he had seen fully as much as they of the preceding scene.

He tried to soliloquize, to be facetious, to have his last grim laugh at life, but his lips made only incoherent sounds.

"Well," he soliloquized, "my chance of getting a sail-boat this season is rather slim, I'm afraid.

"This won't do," he soliloquized.

That girl," he soliloquized, "who knew so well, from the first, what our intentions were; to throw herself at his head in the shameless way she did!

89 examples of  soliloquize  in sentences