Sentence examples for lonely act from inspiring English sources
A solo is not necessarily a lonely act, he writes, but "a complex solitude populated by images, dreams, ghosts, memories".
The lesson that Assad seemed to draw from Obama's lonely act of self-liberation was that the West would not interfere the next time he gassed his own people.
Wider recognition came with his fourth novel, Les Hauteurs de la ville (1948; "City Heights"), in which a young Arab worker commits a lonely act of revenge against the fascists responsible for the deportation and death of Algerians during World War II.
These boutique libraries are working to stretch our very idea about the word "library," creating a real living community around the often very lonely act of reading.
De Kinder's intense artwork packs an emotional punch, making it that much more powerful when the girl takes it upon herself, through a lonely act of bravery, to reverse the momentum.
She may crinkle around the eyes now, but Ms. Thompson exudes such warmth and humor and basic human vitality that it's hard to buy this Miss Lonely Hearts act.
Fortunately she was coaxed out of her 20-year retirement in 1991 to appear as John Candy's domineering Catholic mother in Only the Lonely – she acted everyone else off the screen, a reminder of just how much the cinema had missed her.
Please help us honor Daniel's memory by living life the way Daniel did: by reaching out to those who appear lonely, performing acts of kindness, having compassion, and by living each day to the fullest.
Crook described how a suicide in prison is a lonely and desperate act, and added: "It should never happen".
She also learns how one young woman was chosen from among thousands of fans to go onstage for Mr. Bieber's "One Less Lonely Girl" signature act.
