The F.B.I. was concerned that the movement would provide "an outlet for a lone offender exploiting the movement for reasons associated with general government dissatisfaction".
If you are alienated from the existing social order, the possibility of joining, even as a "lone wolf" killer, any larger social movement that promises to overturn that society may be attractive.
The civil rights movement was not a lone drummer on a street corner, but a collection of individuals for a higher cause.
"City," however, has couples, interaction and lifts — a man slowly floats across the stage in another's hands — as well as a sense of lone pedestrian movement and personal expressions (a silent cry).
Later on, self-confessed sex addict Omid Mankoo takes the corner, a lone figure performing some unusual exercise movements.
In a moderate England squad, Lineker emerged as the kind of player who comes close to turning a team sport into a lone, highly specialised business of angles and movement and simple nerve.
In this fashion, Burkhart transcends the strategies of appropriation art to index the slowly coinciding evolution and growing awareness of a lone woman star barely ahead of a willful movement of women seeking stardom for all women.
His passionate championing of rare breeds – initially as a lone voice, but later at the head of a thriving national movement – helped to save some famous varieties of farm animals that might otherwise have vanished.
Russia!" A lone, middle-aged woman shouted "Glory to Ukraine", the slogan of the protest movement in Kiev, and was met with angry catcalls.
So I was a minority or even a lone voice, and that remained so when I graduated law school and came into movement.
