Sentence examples for abandonment i from inspiring English sources

Albee once said of his double parental abandonment, "I used to care about it, but then I discovered that I was a writer..

Albee once said of his double parental abandonment, "I used to care about it, but then I discovered that I was a writer...

The adjectival excesses became forgivable when so much of the writing was also lovely ("Starved for affection, terrified of abandonment, I began to wonder if sex was really just an excuse to look deeply into another human being's eyes").

I saw that my life in America the black life, the white life, the sense of abandonment I'd felt as a boy, the frustration and hope I'd witnessed in Chicago all of it was connected with this small piece of earth an ocean away, connected by more than the accident of a name or the color of my skin.

And then those realizations lead me to this one: I don't have a fear of abandonment, I have a fear of engulfment.

Four women described their previous relationships as outright abandonment, "After I told him I was pregnant, he just left" (Participant 2).

I'm a kid of abandonment and I thought somehow being a good actor would fill that void.

As sudden and startling as my friend's abandonment seemed, I asked myself, "What part of what happened was I responsible for?" It hit me like a ton of bricks.

Her Twine adventure, Sacrilege made quite an impact on the veteran designer: Sacrilege filled my mind with realizations about the interplay of personality archetypes, feelings of abandonment that I still harbor, and the absolute cafe-bombing power of social failure.

While the insufferable Too Cool Wesley Jonathannursesses abandonment issues ("I don't do love," he informs us, though, as we later discover, he does do diapers), the infantile Dog (Chico Benymon) tries to overcome the dual handicap of a short-bus I. Q

"We went because we felt an overpowering need to say, 'That's enough,' to the whole situation and express the feeling of abandonment that I think all of us feel as citizens of a state that does not provide for its citizens," she said.