Examples of solipsistic

• She is driven mad by her husband's solipsistic indifference.

• Many of his late books are self-indulgent and solipsistic.

• Will they be a generation familiar with instant activism, or a generation of solipsistic couch potatoes?

• The reality of altruism means that solipsistic selfishness is not inevitable; social relations ensue from uncoerced consent, not manipulation inspired by assumptions about 'the good'.

• The idea of a living diary suggests narrative in general, but such a characterisation can be taken a step further, beyond the solipsistic level.

• This does not make our knowledge and understanding solipsistic, subjective, nor does it give credence to the hopeless relativity of pupil voice epistemology.

• This emphasis helps to avoid the solipsistic explanation based on exceptionalism and the over-general one based on class.

• Animals' mental representations of their pasts and their futures may or may not be functionally solipsistic, but their existence certainly extends beyond the here-and-now.

• Hemmed in by the intertwining boughs of the border, the portrait emphasises the solipsistic pleasure of individuated lyric poetry.

• The inarticulacy of the playwright's solipsistic world, even as experienced, was not expressed precisely in theatrical terms.

• The more formal people are in approaching her, the more the ecclesiastical hierarchies appear closed in their moralisms, their formalisms, their solipsistic way of thinking.

• The pieces can be worn on the street or carried like a partner in an enraptured solipsistic dance.

• The result is a book that succeeds simultaneously in being boring and presumptuous, derivative and solipsistic.

• Possibly the most controversial feature of the metaphysical solipsistic worldview is the denial of the existence of other minds.

• His views on the world could be seen as solipsistic.

• A solipsistic gaze constructed the only life worth living.

• The boy focuses his attention on some discarded orange peel suspended momentarily on the ocean surface; as they sink out of sight, he engages in solipsistic contemplation.

• Rather than leading to a solipsistic account of reality, it is claimed through an analysis of consciousness that it is an error on our part to conceive of individuated awareness.