Sentence examples for loneliness led from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure why, because loneliness led me to the best friend I've ever known: I discovered my authentic self.

I imagined his loneliness led to a visit back to his hometown, to catch-up with some of the friends he left behind after taking his destructive empire countrywide.

But the part-Mexican singer, who spent three-months in rehab in November 2010 to treat physical and emotional issues--including cutting, bulimia, and bipolar disorder--is now opening up about how peer pressure and loneliness led her to experiment with drugs in 2010.

"I do not know what to do. and then I think this loneliness leads me to other problems".

They are married in a splendid feast, but their mutual loneliness leads to divorce, and Ezekiel leaves Jerusalem to return to Poland.

Nighttime loneliness leads to tentative companionship, yet the arrogant jinni still tarries with human women, while the golem frets over both his nature and her own — whether she will "pass" as human or do harm as something else.

But Power's loneliness leads to a difficult love affair with the brother of one of her teachers, a college student young enough, she reminds herself, to call her "aunty" if they were back in his native Punjab.

THE UNKNOWN WOMAN Here's an Italian film from the unstoppable Giuseppe Tornatore ("Cinema Paradiso") centered on an Eastern European immigrant (Xenia Rappoport) whose loneliness leads her into an obsession with an attractive family who live across the street from her. Determined to insinuate herself into their happiness, she takes a job as a cleaning woman in their building.

Systematic reviews on loneliness propose a social cognitive model in which loneliness leads to negative evaluations of other persons and a lack of interpersonal trust.

"Research suggests that loneliness leads to mental illness and that could lead to physical illness because you stop taking care of yourself". .

Morahan-Martin and Schumacher [ 23] found support for the position that loneliness leads to increased Internet use, while Caplan [ 39] concludes that social anxiety (rather than loneliness) explains the preference for online social interaction, because of benefits in comparison to face-to-face communication.