Sentence examples for exceptionally lonely from inspiring English sources
To test these effects in the laboratory, researchers at Southampton induced negative moods by having people read about a deadly disaster and take a personality test that supposedly revealed them to be exceptionally lonely.
She points out that her character's intellect is a stumbling block too: "People who are exceptionally intelligent are often lonely because there are few people as intelligent as them.
All three leads perform exceptionally, but Whishaw stands out as he etches the image of a lonely writer in the 1950s, then erases it again to be replaced by a flirty, desperate and coy journalist of the 2000s.
The author Olivia Laing, whose forthcoming book The Lonely City is a cultural history of loneliness, says that although love locks are "exceptionally irritating, I understand the sentiment.
The Eighth, on the other hand, is Bruckner embattled, primeval and hesitant at the start, a long, lonely struggle towards the light in the great adagio, the eventual resolutions of the finale exceptionally hard-won and contingent.
They reveal a man of intensely competitive urges, impelled by a Calvinist fear of chaos, plagued by doubts, exceptionally competent and confident but uneasy in his own skin, indefatigable, loyal and loyalty-inspiring yet also somewhat lonely.
It's lonely, lonely, lonely".
