Sentence examples for being a lone wolf from inspiring English sources

BEING a lone wolf at a wedding is hardly Lesley Leighton's idea of a rollicking good time.

The ultimate decision to stay or to leave will be made at levels above him, but Martelli said he liked the idea of being a lone wolf.

He rarely speaks and has the reputation of being a lone wolf.

Then, after muttering something about being a "lone wolf," he just leaves.

Mostly being a loner isn't a choice, it's a preference you're born with or you discover you're better suited being a lone wolf.

He will be a lone wolf.

He is not going to be a lone wolf.

He found him to be a "lone wolf" terrorist.

In the end, he was a lone wolf.

Sometimes it's a lone wolf hacking a single bank throughout the day.

The first appeared to be a "lone wolf" attack (although Hamas later claimed responsibility).