Sentence examples for lonely reference from inspiring English sources
30], is it too much to ask that an exhaustive survey of the comic heroes of 20th-century television and film include more than one lonely reference to a woman (Mae West, herself best known not for her humor but for her sexual precociousness)?
Unsurprisingly, one of the three lonely references at the end of O'Reilly's essay is to a 2012 speech entitled "Regulation: Looking Backward, Looking Forward" by Cass Sunstein, the prominent American legal scholar who is the chief theorist of the nudging state.
In Chapter One, Dowdy examines Martín Espada's "Sing Zapatista," where Espada finds a desire to connect the U.S. with Latin America through the Zapatista movement, yet Espada references Lonely Planet as if he were a tourist in Mexico.
Tobi Legend fears becoming a pebble on a lonely beach, in a possible reference to Shakespeare's Sonnet 60.
This led some commentators to play the role of the lonely guy whose frame of reference was so narrow he couldn't see the opportunity for what it was.
"Good Thing," a cut off Smith's smash debut album, "In The Lonely Hour," features lyrics which reference a breakup: "Too much of a good thing won't be good for long/Although you made my heart sing, to stay with you would be wrong".
Rather surprisingly, victimized children who reported no loneliness did not have any higher prevalence of health symptoms than the reference group, whereas lonely children without experiences of victimization had almost the same prevalence of health symptoms (except for stomach ache) as children who were both victimized and lonely.
They are lonely outside the company of other sketches and related reference material.
The chosen cutpoint was preferable as regards the dispersion of data (Table 1) and power of the analyses, and also it was important to have a reference group of children who were neither victimized nor lonely.
In reference to its "isolated distribution", they incorporated the Greek word eremia "lonely place" into the generic name.
