stream of consciousness

At times her voice seems to be just a stream of consciousness, having little or no start nor end.

And the President's stream of consciousness soon led back to sports, as it often does.

The question was not finished when his quiet stream of consciousness began.

The most common one used by beginning English writers is simple stream of consciousness.

We could always take notes on his stream of consciousness and massage the result.

The text appears as the artist's stream of consciousness voice.

Stream of consciousness is always a tricky business in the theater.

The novel explores the child's first experience with death by following his stream of consciousness.

On this day, though, the feelings were pouring from him in a stream of consciousness.

The novel is structured in the stream of consciousness style.

But when Clark talks about hitting, he goes into a stream of consciousness.

"It's very much stream of consciousness, because I'm half asleep."

That's not to say that there's anything like ranting or stream of consciousness going on.

The writer of stream of consciousness takes the same risk.

There are also parts that use stream of consciousness.

It is noted by its use of stream of consciousness.

Skeptics may find these pages a bizarre stream of consciousness.

He also makes use of the stream of consciousness technique.

Its narrative is stream of consciousness filled with both comedy and drama.

In these works he employed the stream of consciousness and flashback techniques.

He was near Elmo's room when the stream of consciousness suddenly halted.

Then we'd lapse into what I can only describe as a stream of consciousness communication.

The book is written in a new style of writing called stream of consciousness.

They live on, like sound-waves, and get into the stream of consciousness in which we all swim.

And he always thinks aloud in a distracted, stream of consciousness manner.