soliloquies

“God save the most judgmental creeps who say they want what’s best for me,” she sings, “Sanctimoniously performing soliloquies I’ll never see.”

His soliloquies come early and they probe his action plans more than they do the root of his feelings.

Swift is probably the only artist who could squeeze the phrase “sanctimoniously performing soliloquies” into an upbeat tune.

LuPone, whose first number was “Being Alive” from “Company,” which is a bit like walking on stage and diving headlong into one of Hamlet’s great soliloquies, was like a precious emerald in a bejeweled crown.

The cast of Hollywood’s hot labor summer has been rife with villain roles and star-making soliloquies.