Sentence examples for awful isolation from inspiring English sources
Even as the sea of big fish churns around him, he exists in a palpable, awful isolation.
Here Lee comes closest to exposing the lie at the heart of Lou's exchanges with his family, the awful isolation that goes with being "different".
In Bleak House, Dickens conjured up the character of Jo the crossing-sweep to signify the awful isolation of urban life.
"In Zuccotti Park I felt a kind of lightening of a weight, a lessening of the awful isolation and powerlessness of knowing we're being lied to and robbed on a daily basis and that everyone knows it and keeps quiet and endures it; the terror of thinking that my own grandchildren will suffer for whatever has been paralysing us until just now," she writes.
He inhabits a vast, restless, awful, and awesome isolation, which is both his folly and his tragedy.
He is rather dreary, a textbook composite of an awful childhood, social isolation and misogynistic impulses, and his domination of a story "inspired by real events" is in poor taste and stark contrast to Emma Donoghue's focus on the victim.
A combination of awful weather, equipment failure, isolation and late-night flying may have contributed to what is expected to be a terrible outcome.As dusk fell, amid the blows of another storm, AH5017 is still officially missing.
Though note what he had to say about the two years he spent in isolation: "It's an awful thing, solitary.
One colleague, appearing unwell, explained to me how he had suffered an awful night's sleep soon after the last plane had left us in isolation.
A show like that could also portray the crippling social isolation many people feel trying to make a normal life in the absurd, awful conditions of a boomtown.
