Sentence examples for a rather lonely from inspiring English sources

Europeans are today reaching out to a rather lonely Turkey.

He had a rather lonely childhood, before public school in England.

Become immersed in conservative culture, and you just might find your ivory tower is a rather lonely place to live.

After attending several grammar schools Thackeray went in 1822 to Charterhouse, the London public (private) school, where he led a rather lonely and miserable existence.

Syria, normally a rather lonely outpost, mistrusted by most of its neighbours, finds itself in the limelight.Six months ago, things were less good.

Although Paul Mason made the same case in the Guardian this week, it is a rather lonely position to take these days.

On the surface, she's an ordinary, rather lonely middle-class woman.

Looking for a job is rather lonely and after rejection it's easy to feel self-doubt.

"I find it to be a difficult and rather lonely existence," Mr. Bourne said, recalling his experiences in "The Dish," which he did in New York in 1994.

Windows, the Mouse, and All That No sooner had Lick arrived at the Pentagon than he was approached by a soft-spoken, rather lonely guy whose ideas on "augmenting the human intellect" proved to be identical to Lick's notion of symbiosis.

The story concerns a young woman called Katharina Blum, employed as a housekeeper, honest, independent, slightly prudish, rather lonely.