Sentence examples for less solitude from inspiring English sources

There were plenty on the drive back to Anchorage in the daylight that lasted until 11 p.m. Before I left, Mahay pointed out that I would surely have had less solitude if I had joined the crowds at nearby Denali National Park.

I have much less time for solitude.

The production could have used a greater emphasis on the Tennyson quotation that it employs ("I am a part of all that I have met") and less on literal solitude.

Readers don't read books for hours at a time, and they are already reading them in places less akin to solitude like the subway or office break room.

"Inwardness, calm, solitude make us less miserable".

Strangely, the feeling was less pronounced in times of solitude.

But the reality of solitude is often less daunting than the perception.

This is really a buddy novel, no less than "The Fortress of Solitude" was.

Few things are less welcome today than protracted solitude — a life style that, for many people, has the taint of loserdom and brings to mind such characters as Ted Kaczynski and Shrek.

As the chorus swells and undulates repeatedly over gauzy synths and some excellent use of marimbas, Spears' focus seems to be less on the sadness of solitude and more about the pleasure she takes in her own voice.

In Wendell Berry's New Collected Poems, he exclaims: How exactly good it is to know myself in the solitude of winter Less sanguine was C.K. Williams in Writers Writing Dying, as in his poem "Whacked" he associated the writing of poetry itself with death: Every morning of my life I sit at my desk getting whacked by some great poet or other.