Sentence examples for deep lonely from inspiring English sources
"Kerouac was this deep, lonely, melancholy man," Hilary Holladay of the University of Massachusetts told The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Suddenly, flickering before you, is a filmed image of late-vintage Mr. Gray dancing on a stage, and you feel the deep, lonely ache of something precious lost.
But these automatic shortcuts can also be dangerous, dooming us to repeat the same behaviour and thoughts again and again until we're in a deep, dark, lonely rut.
The torso belongs to Sebastian Stan as a handsome drifter whose bare pecs and abs stir deep longings in lonely bosoms.
Missy Elliott, the unofficial queen of hip-hop called Tweet out of the lonely deep blue the day before she planned to kill herself and gave Tweet the break for which she'd been waiting.
"When I write novels, I have to go down into a very deep, dark, and lonely place," Murakami told me the first time we met, in the summer of 1999, describing his creative process with an image he has now repeated in conversations many times since.
Sounding a lot like the Flaming Lips, except slightly deeper production-wise, Lonely Mountain is an experimental pop gem.
Is happiness believing that you live a deep life in your lonely room?
I sure wouldn't, even if I were hurtling across the blackness of deep space toward a lonely exile on a cold rock.
Since it's not just a switcheroo with the old one, and requires a little "consumer education," it means that those lonely souls deep in rural Wales and the like will have to learn how to use these newfangled Frggaulinseggitsensiisuns (that's Welsh for modern electrical meters).
