| 31. | And Dennis Boutsikaris ( " Boys on the Side " ) captures to perfection the solipsistic and whiny neuroticism of Allen.
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| 32. | However, neither Boswell nor Johnson ever inflicted upon us their solipsistic musings on the writer's life, unlike . ..
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| 33. | The biggest favor this movie does for us is resurrecting the wonderfully solipsistic Joan Armatrading song from which the movie borrows its title.
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| 34. | As most of her stories are set in Germany, her characters are partially described as doing an exercise in solipsistic Weltschmerz .
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| 35. | Another is Harrison's tendency toward solipsistic, hayseed aphorisms, which seem humorous at first and then irritating after their 18th delivery.
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| 36. | In the inbred, even solipsistic world of contemporary verse, Pinsky stands out for his awareness of the poet's civic function.
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| 37. | The solipsistic solons, in choosing to modify the first part of that sentence, should have recast it to provide a subject anchor.
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| 38. | There are too many bad memoirs being published, some critics say, too much pointless sharing of pain and solipsistic navel-gazing.
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| 39. | That reminded me that I had, in a recent polemical harangue, knocked some politicians who made merely grammatical mistakes as solipsistic solons.
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| 40. | While he certainly can be eccentric, solipsistic, and turgid, at his best moments West is shrewd, courageous, and inspirational.
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