Sentence examples for lonely venture from inspiring English sources
Starting your own company is a lonely venture — the outcome rests on your two shoulders alone.
The most influential sociologist of the era was David Riesman, whose 1950 book "The Lonely Crowd" ventured to break all of civilization down into three basic character types: "tradition-directed," "inner-directed" or "other-directed".
But Sunil added that women need to be vigilant and not venture into lonely places.
They venture through a lonely landscape, soft voices contested by howling winds, where moments of grace intersperse the mass graves in which they fear the father is buried.
No surprise, then, that Goldblum seems a little lonely and marooned in the latest venture, which suffers from a nagging case of Smithlessness.
Zachary moved to New York when he was eighteen "to become a failed actor", and after succeeding in this venture, "started wandering around the lonely city and drawing it".
Though they may not have intended as much, they turned what had been lonely, literary pursuit into a collaborative, antagonistic venture and a spectator sport.
Why did he persist in pounding such a lonely trail, even after it had become clear that the American venture in South-East Asia was doomed?
When I ventured out to the Galería Comericial Universo, which my Lonely Planet claimed featured "Trinidad's best (and most expensive) grocery store," it was closed due to lack of electricity.
Life in Washington without her husband, John, a venture capitalist who remained behind at their farm in New Jersey, was too lonely, she said.
