| Were ever fools more ludicrous in their folly, or solipsists more the victim of their own unenquiring solipsism? |
| The manufacturers must be some kind of solipsists, or in any case unsure that the cream cheese really exists. |
| The caretakers do a saintly job, but their own lives are stunted: the doctors are solipsists, the nurses are martyrs, and every patient is going to die. |
| They are both solipsists, incapable of distinguishing an objective world independent of their own states of consciousness. |
| And the lo-fi continuum being celebrated here did in fact turn out to be a confederacy of introverts, if not to say solipsists. |
| I'm impressed by the solitary intensity of the gamblers, and the way these solipsists at the slots form a community of obsession. |
