Sentence examples for and lonely in a from inspiring English sources

In the set's climax she chased them down, eventually mad and lonely, in a sudden heart-thumping narrative.

A Quaker and a liberal Democrat trying to raise two children on her own and lonely in a city renowned for its conservatism, she saw something of herself in the displaced and isolated Marina, who, unable to speak English, had retreated to a bedroom to tend to her infant daughter.

Rejected by his former lover, who has already secured asylum and won't speak up for him, Ishmael is sent to Leeds, where he awaits the outcome of his application, friendless and lonely in a damp flat with a broken bed, painfully eking out his £36 a week.

We find ourselves companionless (com-panion = one you share bread with) and lonely in a fully participatory universe, without bread to eat when bread is, in fact, everywhere.

He primarily wants each of us to be afraid, and lonely in a crowd.

When Margot Livesey was 9 years old, growing up motherless and lonely in Scotland, a book on her father's shelf caught her eye: "Jane Eyre".

Despite the resemblances, O'Neill has clearly set out in The Dog to broaden his vision of the lost and lonely in Netherland to a much grander scale: to the new elite of international, plane-hopping white-collar brains servicing the planet's affluent.

On July 29 , 1946 Parker was in desperate shape: depressed, drinking, strung out, broke, and lonely in Los Angeles, he had struggled through an afternoon recording session with the trumpeter Howard McGhee.

A similar sensibility is probably making Rodriguez feel lost and lonely in Tampa.

Be aware of sounding needy and lonely in your profile.

Fifteen years after its coronation as global leader, America is becoming a fearful and lonely democracy in a politically antagonistic world".