Sentence examples for life of isolation from inspiring English sources

"A blue badge will be a lifeline and prevent a life of isolation.

How will Mars One prepare the volunteers for a life of isolation and confinement?

But moving from a long-stay hospital can create challenges for individuals who have lived a life of isolation.

Of course, for a man who opted for a rural life of isolation and reflection, attention in some distant city remains all too abstract a concept.

Rosemary Tonks's mental and physical health problems ultimately let her to abandon literature for fundamentalist Christianity and a life of isolation.

Beyond the fact that some of those pictured here do have limited access to various water and power supplies, the phrase suggests a total exit from society and a life of isolation.

Yet in the stories about this holiday, it's surprising how often we're reminded of a darker life, full of isolation, penury, greed, despair and the fear that traps emotion within us.

For internalizing problem behavior, significant predictors were illness duration, adolescents' frequency of daily hassles affecting personal life, feeling of isolation, and alienation from the mother.

It has been a life of terror, isolation and pain.

In The Dying Animal (2001; filmed as Elegy, 2008), an aging literary professor reflects on a life of emotional isolation.

But the boy lives a life of ineluctable isolation, ostracized at school and watched eagerly for any sign of his parents' derangement.