Sentence examples for lonely more from inspiring English sources

But if nearly one in five old people are lonely, more than four in five presumably aren't.

18-34 year-olds are more likely to feel lonely more often, to worry about feeling alone, and to feel depressed because of loneliness than those over 55, according to the Mental Health Foundation.

More lonely, more disconnected, less sure of ourselves and who we are and if we're doing OK with our lives.

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Ostracized and lonely, more depressed than ever over Arthur's desertion, his letters from MacDowell gave an early glimpse of his desperate sense of muddled identity, the many babbling voices in his head.

Regarding the psychosocial factors, 11.9% of students felt lonely more than 4 days per week.

We had also hypothesised that those of the childless group who were living in nursing homes would feel lonelier, more depressed and have a poorer self-rated health, than those of the childless group who lived out in the community.

What we need to feel less lonely is more diversity, more newness.

Choi, 41, figures to be lonely no more.

The Lonely Island, more general in its approach, punctures the postures of the whole genre.

Now we have volunteers, people aren't lonely any more and don't need a doctor".