Sentence examples similar to entirely marooned from inspiring English sources
A neglected child, even if he is never exposed to active and deliberate assaults, physical or mental, is more entirely alone, marooned by his inability to express his own hurt, or understand the hurt of others.
She thinks that a loved and cared-for child can survive abuse because he is resilient – capable of love and trust – while a neglected child, even if he is never exposed to active and deliberate assaults, physical or mental, is more entirely alone, marooned by his inability to express his own hurt, or understand the hurt of others.
"I was completely marooned," Butterworth said.
Perianth-tube obconical; lobes maroon, adaxial surface densely villous; flowers all maroon.
West may not be entirely happy on Planet Superstar, but he remains marooned there for now.
You don't want to get marooned in a line or have your view entirely blocked by bottlenecks of people who aren't really there to listen, packed into a space that's completely wrong for the occasion.
And people feel marooned.
Graduation, in 1999, marooned him.
At that time, I was marooned in my attempts to make The English Patient and felt - on the basis of my one, specious, and not entirely auspicious connection to the author - that it might be something to consider.
