Sentence examples similar to dreary isolation from inspiring English sources

Bad body, dreary life, no friends, isolation, aging alone, poor, no cultural interests.

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.

People close to her describe a life of morbid isolation, living alone in the administrative capital, Naypyidaw arguably the dreariest city on earth poring over state documents late into the night.

Conversely, in disorders with 'excessive and disordered activity' (such as tremors, fits and jerks), they considered isolation therapy more successful because it made 'the patient's illness a dreary and unprofitable business instead of a source of pride and satisfaction' (Yealland and Adrian, 1917).

How dreary.

Too dreary.

They are dreary.

"It's dreary.

Dreary parking lots.

It is never dreary.

Inside, the place was dreary.