Sentence examples for lonely pain from inspiring English sources

(He was "in his way translucent. He was worn thin with a lonely pain").

Mr Banks, himself the son of an alcoholic who abandoned his family, writes movingly of Owen Brown's lonely pain in his father's shadow.

He is lonely, in pain and homesick, enduring "the wind and rain and wet leaves of exile".

"Hold on if you feel like letting go/ Hold on, it gets better than you know," the singer Joel Madden keens as the black-clad, heavily tattooed band plays in a dilapidated little house whose walls are scrawled with words like "fear," "lonely" and "pain".

You are miserable, lonely, in pain and wanting nothing more than to escape.

Nobody else need travel the long and lonely path of pain.

Osama bin Laden was irritable, lonely and in pain just before the terror attacks, according to one of his four wives.

Marginally less vulnerable older people are squalidly served, lonely and in pain, without dignity and preyed upon by members of a society that generally resents the drain they put on resources.

Amir Khan has nowhere left to travel in boxing but down a lonely avenue of pain that might end in a place called retribution, even if he would be handsomely recompensed to absorb further shocks to his body at the end of a long and tough career.

So the depressed stay isolated and in pain, lonely and sadness.

Routinely, according to the recent Birth in Brazil study, vaginal birth is a lonely world of pain.