Sentence examples for lonely central from inspiring English sources
Turning the song into a soundtrack for a brief abstract narrative, FutureDeluxe utilized the eeriness of marionettes, placing a lonely central character in the midst of toys and dolls that would actually seem like fun under a more flattering light.
Hey, I go there before the Long and lonely ride From central Queens to Wall Street.
The novel's central, lonely story is wrapped in glittering layers of gorgeous and playful meta-science-fiction.
But Pecola Breedlove, the heartsick, lonely and abused central character in the novel, doesn't really want to change her own perspective.
NEW DELHI — The Olympic torch made a strange and lonely procession through central New Delhi on Thursday, with the event so overshadowed by fears of the anti-Chinese protests that marred its appearances in other cities that the public was not allowed close enough to witness it.
It has been suggested that Miss Lonely, the song's central character, is based on Edie Sedgwick, a socialite and actress in the Factory scene of pop artist Andy Warhol.
In North America, Australasia and Western Europe research has consistently reported the prevalence of severe loneliness of approximately 10% for those aged 65 years and older with a further 30% classified as moderately lonely whilst countries in Central and Eastern Europe report prevalence rates of severe loneliness of between 15% and 20% [ 2].
At a lonely outpost called Byrd Station, in central West Antarctica, people and automated equipment have been keeping track of temperature and other weather variables since the late 1950s.
"A Hologram for the King" is, among other things, an anguished investigation into how and where American self-confidence got lost and — in the central word another lonely expat uses for Alan — "defeated".
The film accumulates strength from the simple force of the central concept: a lonely man (Marcello Mastroianni) meets the woman of his dreams (Maria Schell), only to discover that she's pining for the man of her dreams (Jean Marais).
