"Oh, this guy might be cuckoo," Baldwin's inner monologue said.
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It's really forced me to work on my inner monologue.
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"John are you doing a Carrie Bradshaw inner monologue?" asked Nixon.
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The largely one-sided conversation was punctuated by Baldwin's inner monologue.
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The second thing was the deafening volume of my inner monologue.
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Nap Eyes' frontman Nigel Chapman seems to have an active inner monologue.
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For example, when a dialogue window is transparent, it's an inner monologue.
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Her inner monologue is more riveting than some of the novel's dialogue.
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As he continued, Baldwin's Trump's inner monologue could be heard in a voiceover.
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Aza's obsessive inner monologue is the meat of Turtles All the Way Down.
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To which my disgruntled teenager of an inner monologue replies: Oh, can't I???
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Jim White is the human condition, the comforting inner monologue which makes existence bearable.
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On the walk back to work my inner monologue was stuck on a loop.
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That's only because they don't have access to his inner monologue, like we have.
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They can be a way to project your inner monologue over the outside world.
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He narrates his own life with an inner monologue that's both frenetic and comical.
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Nearly everything she says feels like an excerpt from your inner monologue, circa 1994.
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Guadagnino's movie extracts the Perlmans from Elio's inner monologue and brings them to life.
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Imagine if Captain America had an inner monologue that sounded exactly like comedian Billy Eichner?
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"I am a man whose dreams have all deserted," Gabriel sings, echoing my inner monologue.
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The body does not give a damn about your inner monologue or warm-up exercises.
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"I'm sorry I'm so small," I said, letting her in on my fearful inner monologue.
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I love the inner monologue she writes for her characters so it's a great honour to adapt.
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Millie's inner monologue has proceeded uninterrupted for a long time, and it has become both stale and vicious.
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" I assume that the inner monologue, desperate to be heard above the racket, began to whine: "Donald Trump!
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That told me so much more about her inner monologue — her fears for me — than her actual words.
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I really like writing this off-voice (it's either the Artist himself, his inner monologue, god, or me).
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I'm having the proper inner monologue—'OK, what you're gonna do is bang this guy,' 300 music is playing.
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And constantly saying, "Oh honey, you'll do just fine," doesn't teach them how to develop a healthier inner monologue.
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A voice-over track of Martin's inner monologue sporadically interrupts his set, a running self-commentary on the performance.
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She's good at dramatizing her inner monologue, and at making the audience feel as if she's one of them.
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The closer you get to a Pisces, the more you'll discover their continuous, elaborate inner monologue of nonsensical illusion.
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That makes it sound like Facebook wants to listen in on your inner monologue and transcribe it for you.
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Throughout You, we saw what Joe saw, tuned into Joe's inner monologue, and experienced Joe's darkest deeds in intimate detail.
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After Morano's claustrophobic intimacy with Offred, we're now suddenly being asked to consider her outside of her own inner monologue.
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The character of Faith is Paley's own avatar, a woman whose small children are totally imbricated into her inner monologue.
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I'm used to driving scenes with learned dialogue, and this character required a lot more inner monologue and quiet moments.
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It does depend on the song, but when I write my music I'm usually just putting my inner monologue on paper.
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David's questions feel less like dialogue and more like an intrusive and imperative voice pushing its way into Amanda's inner monologue.
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On her new EP Inner Monologue, Pt. 1, the "Issues" singer, 25, gets brutally honest about love, heartache and bad breakups.
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The one thing that could set Dollface apart, its surreal imagination sequences where Jules' inner monologue takes over, are similarly familiar.
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I interviewed a renowned hypnotherapist for "Find the Fire" to understand why we continually let our disempowering inner monologue take over.
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A couple days into the experiment, I would realize something even stranger: I no longer had any inner monologue at all.
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My motivational inner monologue became a deranged outer monologue, bellowing puerile mash-ups of 1980s commercial jingles at avalanche-inciting volume.
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Offred's voiceover generally plays like inner monologue, but in theory, it could also be her recorded thoughts spoken into a recorder.
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Although shutterbugs caught this meeting, they couldn't hear what the former best friends said to each other, or capture Bethenny's inner monologue.
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Your mind will drift back to your negative inner monologue quickly, unless you do something to get your mind on another topic.
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Lou's rage is palpable from the start, his inner monologue aiming an unrelenting stream of bile at the rotating cast of passengers.
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Here, I get the strong sense of Wilmarth's inner monologue, his poetry on finding spaces of meditation and balance within the darkness.
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Halsey illustrates her many-hued inner monologue in such a fluid, sincere, and uncomplicated way that it almost feels like a freestyle.
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It is the inner monologue of a president who has aggressively criticized most other media outlets for their reporting of his presidency.
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Whether she's talking about having sex at "that Obama thing," or telling off Twitter haters, the supermodel routinely shares a brilliant inner monologue.
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As she reads one snack bag, her inner monologue — which sounds nothing like Meghan's own voice — expresses her hesitation at its 13 ingredients.
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That was a feature, not a bug, courtesy of Arnold, who thought hearing an inner monologue would help "bootstrap consciousness" for us hosts.
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She is quiet and self-contained; she would easily fade into the background if not for the exquisite craftsmanship of her inner monologue.
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Instead, Palmer and Power join forces to sing the inner monologue of a woman invited into the illustrious office of a man like Weinstein.
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Do you think it's possible for a man to be thrust into a coma and awaken with the inner monologue of a talking Chihuahua?
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Snek is sort of a derivative of doge and other animal image macros: pictures of animals overlaid with captions of the subject's inner monologue.
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As you stand inside and contemplate the images, an audio track sounds out the inner monologue of an imaginary, annoyed viewer, voiced by Piper.
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Based on his eerie inner monologue, it seems he intends to stalk her the same way he did with Beck (Elizabeth Lail) and Love.
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By walking you through my very own inner monologue of all the excuses I've made in the past and why I was being ridiculous — ready?
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And keep an eye on the gratingly negative self-talk, which — if you're like most of us — unconsciously peppers your inner monologue throughout the day.
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But the choice to create an inner monologue for him feels like an infantilizing suggestion that animals must be wholly anthropomorphized to be compelling subjects.
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Without Pudge's constant inner monologue, it's impossible to know that he's as fascinated by Alaska's moodiness and intellect as he is undeniably attracted to her.
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Its general approach is to let Morano's images and Moss's face speak for themselves, then slide in with a tart quip from Offred's inner monologue.
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In the following excerpt, Clinton describes her inner monologue during the debate, which took place just two days after the infamous Access Hollywood tape was released.
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"One of the big problems is that the President thinks in a way of a stream of consciousness and/or just his inner monologue," said Madden.
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He's just way more low-key, with an inner monologue, and a melancholy look most of the time, like the one exhibited on the film's poster.
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Thoughts about what I was doing at that very moment, what I would do in the seconds that followed and how loud my inner monologue was.
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"The dialogue in that scene between them is from the actual account that came out, and then Charles turned that into an inner monologue," Roach said.
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" I do have the "milk voice" — that flat, inner monologue that has no texture or sound, which we use to tell ourselves: "Remember to pick up milk.
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But he has this inner monologue to himself saying, OK, I helped get this company from point a to point b, and that's good enough for me.
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There is less in the way of spoken word of Geralt and we don't have the luxury of an inner monologue which we have in the books.
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He begins his creepy inner monologue about his desire to get closer to her, and the audience learns that another scary cycle of stalking has already begun.
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The animated stars of Pixar's 'Inside Out' Get in touch with your inner monologue with Pixar's Best Animated Picture winner via YouTube, Amazon Instant Video and Google Play.
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It was incredibly useful to me at the time, as it was an inner monologue that replaced my own in those moments where I had time to think.
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" Before Redd's West launched into discussions of wearing Superman's hat and abolishing the 13th Amendment, Thompson's inner monologue supplied, "Oh my lord, what have I gotten myself into?
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Polley's script is sturdy, occasionally leaning too heavily on underlining Atwood's themes to make sure they come across when viewers don't have constant access to Grace's inner monologue.
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Karen, a self-proclaimed liberal whose inner monologue provides the fabric of this satirical novel, is dedicated to the disadvantaged in both her professional and her personal life.
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The inner monologue when you just can't believe you're spending time with that one person who makes your heart jump into your throat—these things are achingly, hilariously real.
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The scene takes place in the same setting as the 2017 shooting while lyrics from the Detroit rapper match the eerie scene as Eminem depicts the shooter's inner monologue.
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It funnels all types and degrees of information through a few common interfaces, supplying a delirious new channel alongside your inner monologue: An important security update regarding your account.
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It's no accident that his inner monologue is always addressed at someone else — he wants to be heard, to be understood, to get attention and acknowledgment for his effort.
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Key first honed the character of "Luther" on his Comedy Central sketch series Key & Peele, playing the physical embodiment of the unrestrained inner monologue of Jordan Peele's carefully considered Obama.
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Book readers will remember that, right around this time in George R. R. Martin's universe, Dany's inner monologue starts to grow increasingly paranoid, her self-doubt leading to dangerous decisions.
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Update 3:35pm ET: The president has continued to tweet about North Korea, offering a terrifying look into his inner monologue on the subject of destroying Kim Jong Un's regime.
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There are various objects you can click on, like plants or books, and each click is accompanied by an inner monologue that gives you a sense of the main character.
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His inner monologue is narrated by a miniature Donald Trump, who repeats the words "Donald Trump" all day, altering his inflection only slightly from one "Donald Trump" to the next.
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More than the other three main characters, Alison stares the Big Questions right in the face as part of her day job, let alone as part of her inner monologue.
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After a joke, she turned her back to the audience and in a flat monotone, gave voice to her inner monologue: "It doesn't matter who is here," she scolded herself.
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But the format also reflects how we consume information ("Instagram exists, Vine exists"), how most of us work, even how an inner monologue might look if it were written down.
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" He had trouble understanding who "you" was, so she began to address him in the first person, as if she could script his inner monologue herself: "I will be well again.
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The inner monologue of Nora, the narrator of Claire Messud's novel "The Woman Upstairs," fumes with anger at her own unrealized dreams, giving herself permission to lash out in unforgivable ways.
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There's introspective pop star Kali Uchis, slacker rocker Courtney Barnett, and lo-fi singer/songwriter Angel Olsen, who really speaks to Annie's inner monologue since it pops up on the show twice.
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But these projections of Marge's inner monologue continue a long tradition of other people (like her sisters who are constantly telling her to leave Homer) dictating to her how she should feel.
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Mona is finally caught and put behind bars, and at 1:50 in the clip below, the camera pushes in on her, straightjacketed in her cell, as we hear her inner monologue.
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Here's what Rodriguez had to say about it: "'Defenseless' is the inner monologue to the idea of letting yourself feel something no matter what the outcome, good or bad," he told Noisey.
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Each of her 25 characters gets their own inner monologue, from the pre-verbal 3-year-old to the Alzheimer's-ridden grandfather, with their thoughts rendered in long streams of free indirect discourse.
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This is my inner monologue on my worst days, and I imagine, a similar version runs through the heads of those who choose to endure the gauntlet of Being Extremely Online every day.
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"The lead-up for all of these episodes is, despite the noise, the confusion, the inner monologue and outer distractions, it ultimately comes down to just placing one foot in front of the other."
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Every so often, a particularly sticky hit makes stoner chat or pub chat or your inner monologue turn over the idea of what makes a song so hard to get out of your head.
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You need to entertain the idea that dogs have this advanced, deeply depressing inner monologue happening within them at all times, and if you can do that, then your tear ducts don't stand a chance.
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Richard Wright's groundbreaking best-seller, published in 1940, is notoriously difficult to adapt, a problem faced by so many novels that hinge almost exclusively on the audience's understanding and empathy for a character's inner monologue.
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And because Washington is a chatty town -- on the record, off it, and in the spaces in between -- and the President's inner monologue rarely remains so, the complications were laid bare over and over again.
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Thom Yorke's voice still makes me feel like I'm being followed home at night even while I'm sitting at my desk, and that string section sounds like it was lifted from Alex DeLarge's inner monologue.
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"Issues," her 2017 breakout, is a surprisingly ebullient ode to relationships complicated by mental issues — a topic that she unpacks further on songs like "Happy," from the "Inner Monologue Part 1" EP released in January.
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Yes, the bookstore manager is a stalker and serial killer, but he's also played by Gossip Girl's Dan Humphrey: It's hard to deny that Joe is aesthetically dreamy, even if his inner monologue is the stuff of nightmares.
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She sings her inner monologue in a feminine voice no one else in the room can hear, while a stereotypically beautiful young woman tries to serve a stereotypically handsome young man and drops a beet on his napkin.
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In particular, lead single "144 My Back" provides what seems like an inner monologue spoken through a vocoder, and it seems fitting that the subject of its music video is a melancholic muppet floating through a black void.
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" This becomes evident in an early inner-monologue from Bigger, who, while playing an arcade basketball game on the South Side, refers to his oppressors' motives with respect to the Black community: "Keep them fed and entertained and stupid.
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On this song from her EP "Inner Monologue Part 2," her breathy voice bounces across acoustic guitar chords and a looping beat; with eyes open, she's "ready to be hurt again," wishing for the best while expecting the worst.
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Sure, within the Waterford house, she can participate in the resistance in some small way, and the show continues to get at least some mileage out of the gap between her inner monologue and her outward appearance of quiet servitude.
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Lately I've been walking around with an inner monologue that runs something like this: Ben is feeling tired; Ben is considering blowing off the gym; Ben is feeling regret about eating that entire baguette while walking home from the grocery store.
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After months of his inner monologue spilling out into the open because of flickering trade rumors and persistent head-butting with the Knicks' president, Phil Jackson, Anthony receded from the spotlight once the league's trade deadline passed on Feb. 23.
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Martin, who seems to be going to the same place in the books by very different pathways, will have ample opportunity to get into Daenerys's head in his final books and explore her inner monologue to better show her disintegrating rationale.
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The difference here is that Scoble is putting this terrible inner monologue online for all of us to yell at, while, for many men, these same thoughts are just insidious ideas that they largely keep to themselves and act upon with few consequences.
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She was so smart and caustic and witty that it was easy to accept her fourth-wall breaks as a kind of inner monologue — but little by little, these moments proved to be self-laceration, an unwillingness to forgive herself for her sins.
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"As I lay in the back of Buck's truck, trying to will my limbs out of entropy, I could see the faces of the cunts that did this to me and the dicks responsible," her voice floats over as an inner monologue.
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In "The Green Ripper," by John D. MacDonald, his rangy, soulful, nondetective detective Travis McGee offers a long inner monologue about how six hours of brisk walking a week is all the exercise a middle-aged male body requires and, frankly, can tolerate.
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In these cases, I've learned to temper my reactions, to move beyond ungenerous thoughts about the depth of that person's soul, along with my knee-jerk inner monologue: What do you mean you weren't moved by "A Man Called Ove" or "Olive Kitteridge"?
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Apart from my initially cacophonous inner monologue, plus an hourslong stretch while looking for the phone booths when I could not stop thinking about the 1950 Lionel Hampton rendition of "Boogie Woogie Santa Claus," my mind was dead quiet for the majority of 1994.
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Watching Love gaze at Joe in the cage, just as he once stared at Beck, is a positively out-of-body experience as a viewer (his inner monologue even says that he knows what Beck feels like — not entirely false, but still laughably off-base).
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For much of his show "Stay", Steen Raskopoulos flicks through a series of surreal one-man character sketches: a vampire who loves to dance; a child lost in a supermarket whose anxious inner-monologue comes out as rap; a maudlin judge at a spelling bee; a yogi turned renegade.
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Using gaze-based tracking, the experience allows you to walk through the subway car and, when you stop and stare at a particular person (a real person who has been captured volumetrically), that person's inner monologue begins playing in your ears, delivering a kind of telepathic eavesdropping effect.
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So let's all give thanks to Yoko Ono whose response to the election of Donald Trump somehow captured my inner monologue: This comes after a pre-election tweet—November 8, 1 PM—in which Ono implored her followers not to dwell on negative emotions by releasing them and then moving on.
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The season four episode "Stupid Piece of Shit" gives voice to BoJack's inner monologue through crude illustration as he relentlessly castigates himself throughout the day, accurately depicting a massive aspect of depression that most shows are unable to capture—that what's said or done often doesn't reflect what's being thought or felt.
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Her reaction to being plopped down in the driver's seat of a Tesla Model S that's equipped with the company's Autopilot software is, at the very least, the same sort of inner monologue that will run through each of our heads the first time we get to experience a car with autonomous capabilities.
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Her inner monologue is intertwined with the one Martin has taught her, the one that has her thinking a constant stream of "you bitch, you whore, you illiterate slit" about herself and every other woman she sees, so that it becomes difficult to see how much of her psyche is authentically hers and how much of it is Martin.
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The songs are hilarious (and catchy!) Whether they're breaking down the nuances of Rebecca's situation, explaining our inner monologue every time we decide to meet up with a guy we're messaging on Tinder or articulating the lies we tell ourselves after stealing a co-worker's milkshake, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend puts all of those feelings into songs … and then gets those songs stuck in your head for the rest of the week. 4.
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To understand the white male privilege that may motivate McInnes and Wintrich to perform it publicly, as the dandy (Wintrich is dapper and refined in his distaste for social reality) and the criminal (McInnes is a bad boy who needs to be punished for his transgressions) it's good to mention Dash Snow, the creation myth for the Vice lifestyle, which despite whatever good it's journalism arm has produced, remains to this day the inner monologue of the hung-over, trust-funded Williamsburg hipster bro-child.
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