Sentence examples for in total solitude from inspiring English sources

Father -- In my bedroom, at my desk, with proper lighting and in total solitude.

It isn't often that you're together with someone for 40 or 50 hours in total solitude.

Once within this national park we hiked past strangler figs and ancient fern trees in total solitude.

And as the rutted track under my feet slowly gave way to a boggy path, it dawned on me that after five miles walking in total solitude I would be spending the night in the wilderness very much alone.

After a standing ovation and several prizes at Sundance, this quiet little film about a very small man who gets so fed up with people's reaction to his tiny size that he decides to live in total solitude, has made its way around the world as an example of the kind of American cinema you now hardly ever see.

National Gallery, London "I couldn't help but notice this man sitting outside a pub in total solitude, lost in his thoughts yet only a couple of metres from the bustling street," says photographer Nicholas Goodden's of this shot taken in Camden Town, part of a wider London street photography project.

In my rather romanticized notion of Mr. Knight, I imagine him taking one look at this world through his 19-year-old eyes and saying: 'screw it,' and proceeding to live the next 27 years in nearly total solitude.

Even Smith's admirable performance is affected by the idea of a psychological double-Hedda in that, in the first half, her affable social mask only slips in rare moments of total solitude.

At one point I even started writing a book about it, for which I wanted to study hermits people who had committed to total solitude, away from others, to live their life in peace.

Somehow, in Yosemite National Park, one of the most famous places in the world, this glorious buck and I had found a moment of total solitude.

More than 300 inmates in the antiquated jail live in near-total solitude, deprived of meaningful human contact either because they have misbehaved behind bars or because officials believe they must be kept away from others for safety reasons.