Sentence examples for great solitude from inspiring English sources

"Without great solitude, no serious work is possible," Picasso said.

"In the last three years, I've suffered physical pain and great solitude".

But what we are left with is a powerful note of sadness, as the great novelist, working alone in Lamb House, hears the sound "like a vague cry in the distance, of his own great solitude, and his memory working like grief, the past coming to him with its arm outstretched looking for comfort".

"Without great solitude no serious work is possible".

There could be no greater misfortune, no greater solitude, than memory".

It's the real deal.How Ms Maitland gets to that point is a long story; a hunt for greater solitude and further remoteness along the length of Britain, with a detour to the Sinai desert, which she describes with a disarming sense of being thought mad.

The film opens with a purported line from the Book of Bushido - the source of the Japanese warrior class's knowledge: "There is no greater solitude than that of the samurai, unless perhaps it be that of the tiger in the jungle".

But many excellent hikes hide in the shadows of these two treks, promising fewer crowds and greater solitude -- and also the chance to make a positive difference in the poorest areas of the country.

For some visitors the greater solitude of the backcountry requires using hiking trails to backpacking or horseback riding into more remote destinations.

Greater solitude can be found in the backcountry Lake Clark wilderness, and Port Alsworth is the perfect jumping off point to get you there--it is from where we departed on our quest to reach Turquoise Lake where we backpacked and kayaked for two days in total solitude.

The Lonely City; The Glass Shore; Selected Poems The Lonely City by Olivia Laing (Canongate) takes a great theme, solitude and the city, and uses it to open up the work of artists from Hopper to Warhol.