Sentence examples for lonely compared from inspiring English sources

And writing fiction is so lonely compared to what I'm used to – performing and working collaboratively.

Of those who had not been online, 63% often felt lonely, compared with just 38% of those who did use the internet.

According to a 2014 national survey, 48percentt of 18-to-24-year-olds 18-to-24-year-olds 18-to-24-year-olds 18-to-24-year-olds 18-to-24-year-olds

Loneliness was also associated with poor health in the survey, with only 25percentt of people who rated their health as "excellent" saying they were lonely, compared with 55percentt who described their health as "poor".

These analyses showed that men were lonelier than women and that those who were widowed were less likely to feel lonely compared to those who were married (see Table 3).

The 85-year olds with a poor self-rated health were less likely to feel lonely compared to those with a good self-rated health and those who were living in a nursing home were less likely to feel lonely than those who were living out in the community (see Table 3).

However, those with a history of being victimized were lonelier compared with the non-victimized group (Table  1).

But later, looking over the day's results, Mr. Lyons seemed mostly to find cause for concern: fewer species than in the past, fewer individual birds, and just one lonely grackle, compared with thousands in years past.

In Wave 5 the odds of owning a pet were 25% higher for those who were lonely as compared to those who were not.

Additionally, these participants also were found to be more decisive and enthusiastic and were less worried, lonely and stressed compared to those who remained on Facebook.

But I do, for example, believe there to be a different emotional quality to a story I write late at night in a lonely hotel room compared with one written in the office on a Monday morning.