Sentence examples for * lonesomeness from inspiring English sources

In her lexicon, lonesomeness means the opposite of isolation.

Here, Springsteen posits that lonesomeness — dissatisfaction — is essentially inevitable.

His father is burdened with a "great lonesomeness".

The lonesomeness of Wenger is of his own making.

Mrs. Schrock admits to feeling a certain lonesomeness sometimes.

An indecisive dullard interested in nothing, Max is lonesomeness incarnate, itchy in his own clothes.

Whatever lonesomeness the road implies is also a blankness that soon will be filled with possibility.

Her laconic wit and tales of late-night lonesomeness hit the mark every time.

What is distinctively appealing in Ms. Rhodes's work is a mood of numbed lonesomeness.

At the city's often-threadbare fringes, there is an inescapable sense of lonesomeness.

A wave of homesickness and lonesomeness comes over Henry, in the tropical noon sun.