Sentence examples for lonely word from inspiring English sources

Gradually, the tempo increases, the lonely word "Angel" descends from on high, and at some imperceptible juncture, we find ourselves in Bowie's "Golden Years," with the assembled company, in their silks and snoods, squaring up to boogie.

Standing (somewhat idly) in the men's room of his fitness center recently, he had a moment with nothing to read but the inspirational poster on the wall in front of him -- but, alas, it bore only one lonely word.

In the song Joel sings the lines "Honesty is such a lonely word".

"And the Academy Award for best screen writing goes to Tucker Bounds for 'Honesty is Such a Lonely Word.'".

That's about six hundred and fifty feet, and the bureaucratic precision of the inscription, in this forgotten place, seems as lonely as words can be.

"M Train" is the work of an artist growing older and becoming lonelier — the word "empty" appears often, as if even Manhattan were uninhabited.

Even though at times we feel alone and lonely, the words, memories and actions of these people lie within us.

Given that small business owners often talk about being lonely, actual words from other owners carry a great deal of weight.

His very first Sunday sermon at St. Bart's was, in a word, lonely.

We never talked about sex, or lack of it, and I can't remember ever using the word "lonely" in their company.

Yet the very word "lonely" carries a negative connotation, Professor Cacioppo said, signaling social weakness, or an inability to stand on one's own.