monolog उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Owsiak is the co-author of the " Orkiestra Klubu Pomocnych Serc, czyli monolog  wodospad Jurka Owsiaka ", a book which comprises an extensive interview made by BartB
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2. The semblance of the reform movement was evident in the monolog discussions and vendors inviting people to show they were in the spirit of reform by buying headbands inscribed with " Peaceful Reform ".
3. Butet's monolog was one of many efforts by Indonesian artists trying to reinvent the concept of journalism : To have the facts printed, and have it done without truth-mangling alterations being made.
4. He prefers not to talk about his childhood, but in his monolog in " Three Weeks After Paradise, " he makes a telling comparison when he talks about trying to cope with the terrorist attacks.
5. JAKARTA ( JP ) : Dark clouds shadowed Indonesian theater in the past month when the authorities banned performances of Ratna Sarumpaet's monolog, Marsinah Menggugat ( Marsinah Accuses ), in several cities in Java and Sumatra.
6. Peppered with Javanese linguistic insinuations hinting at the strained state of current affairs-- the monetary crisis, forest fires and drought-- Butet's monolog was accompanied by brother Djaduk Ferianto's bongo-beating incantation.
7. Tonto, by the way, was played for many years by an elderly Shakespearean actor, who, we are told, tended to doze off during episodes, once leaving the Masked Man ( Brace Beemer ) to improvise a monolog.
8. Blanche's " I Want Magic " and her distracted monolog, " I Can Smell the Sea Air, " are all you get for sitting through three hours of undeveloped melodic cells and bland orchestral commentary.
9. But her most memorable moment in " Almost Famous " may be the stern monolog her character has on the phone warning the leader of Stillwater ( played by Billy Crudup ) not to corrupt her 15-year-old kid.
10. Though conversation is core to a Casssavetes film, here there is too much talk without purpose, and much of it is monolog . Eddie's rantings and ravings, for example, wander off into irrelevant tangents that betray his supposed obtuseness.