soliloquizing

We have sometimes thought that the practice of thinking aloud, otherwise called soliloquizing, is much more prevalent with children and persons in advanced life, than those in whom the natural powers are in maturity and vigor.

Eoneguski, or, the Cherokee Chief: A Tale of Past Wars. Vol. I. 1839

One morning in May, while strolling through a piece of thick woods, I came upon a bird of this species, who, all alone like myself, was hopping from one low branch to another, and every now and then breaking out into a kind of soliloquizing song, -- a musical chatter, shifting suddenly to an intricate, low-voiced warble.

Birds in the Bush Bradford Torrey 1877

It takes a while to get used to the multimedia format of Shylock as the film careens from the stage to the street, from an actor soliloquizing in a theatre's grand salon to the actor doubling as Shylock and Tubal as the two characters argue with each other in a backstage dressing room.

George Heymont: Brush Up Your Shakespeare! (VIDEOS) George Heymont 2010

It takes a while to get used to the multimedia format of Shylock as the film careens from the stage to the street, from an actor soliloquizing in a theatre's grand salon to the actor doubling as Shylock and Tubal as the two characters argue with each other in a backstage dressing room.

George Heymont: Brush Up Your Shakespeare! (VIDEOS) George Heymont 2010

I left after half an hour of being bothered by a soliloquizing former pirate who had lost everything in a divorce and was looking for work as a carpenter, only he wasn't really looking.

Saints Alex M. Pruteanu 2011

Clearly, except for Terisa who seems just overwhelmed by the charisma-power like character of this man, he is a foe you want near you soliloquizing rather than off on his own making hideous plans.

A Man Rides Through Fred Perry 2010

Clearly, except for Terisa who seems just overwhelmed by the charisma-power like character of this man, he is a foe you want near you soliloquizing rather than off on his own making hideous plans.

Archive 2010-01-01 Fred Perry 2010

Blogging sometimes feels a bit like soliloquizing in an empty theater.

Oh, that Jewish problem 2009

Through much of William's discursive meditation "Tintern Abbey," we think that William is soliloquizing in high-poet fashion but then read, at about line 120: "May I behold in thee what I was once,/My dear, dear Sister."

Friend, Soulmate and Sister 2009

But while he was soliloquizing at the door of the tent, Fulvia has stabbed him.

Henrik Ibsen 2008