Sentence examples for lonely sense from inspiring English sources
Without turning the novel into a polemic, Govier persuasively conveys Audubon's lonely sense that such pronouncements will be dismissed as alarmist and even offensive.
Hidden drugs stashes, or money, evidence of occult ceremonies … of course, there was never any of that, just a lonely sense of emptiness and neglect.
This paradoxical, lonely sense of vacant intimacy was heightened by the subtle progressions of Jon Moniaci's score and particularly by Joe Levasseur's lighting, which gave the sense of days, and then seasons, passing unheeded beyond Ms. Gill's charged domestic sphere.
Newly arrived, Reno wanders through this "strange and wondrous and lonely" city, sensing that "what occurred did so because I was open to it, and not because fate and I met at a certain angle".
"And one of the things I like about Starbucks, it offers an affectionate, nurturing environment so I don't feel lonely in that sense".
For many people, their bitterness -- shared in interviews across the city -- washed away the legal nuances to leave what they say is the lonely and familiar sense of inevitable injustice.
Nevertheless being, in this sense, lonely is not only compatible with, but requires that nothing else exists.
Being lonely made no sense.
"Denying you feel lonely makes no more sense than denying you feel hunger," he said.
But it's enough for us to glimpse, or sense, the lonely pathos of injured spirits.
