Sentence examples for alone to feel from inspiring English sources

Life's tragedies, they say, are often small in scale and not known to many; they go on in odd chimney corners, with few present even to see them, let alone to feel pity.

Of course, one does not use his eyes alone to feel spatial quality, because only the simplest spaces a cubic room, for example can be wholly experienced from one standpoint.

I was left alone to feel my own emotions.

During the first days and weeks following the loss of a friendship, when the fact of it is so raw and sharp, we've learned from women that it's typical to feel most alone, to feel embarrassed, depressed, shocked and obsessed with why and how it happened.

It alone seems to feel the weight of responsibility to hold the organisation together.

"It allows people to not feel so alone, not to feel worried about the fact that they like whatever niche fetish it is.

Maybe whatever week I spend quietly alone enough to feel comfzers and unweird devoting my good-times girly-times internet-pocket to the sickest shit we know about?

These women have been empowered by you, to finally stand and speak and not be afraid, to not be alone, to not feel broken any longer.

I wanted to know if it's even possible to feel alone in a country with such limited privacy and personal space, where alone often means alone, together.

She said: It's easy to feel alone and isolated.

"It's easy to feel alone and isolated," she said.