Sentence examples similar to of being lone from inspiring English sources

Speaking of friends, few people like being lone wolves.

"What we have in most parts of Africa are lone wolf inventors, fabricators and dreamers, who unfortunately lack the types of support systems that are found in developed countries," says Okafor.

That was followed by families on the parenting payment (51.5%), the majority of whom were lone parents with children.

They inflict a higher death toll and in percentage terms more of them are lone wolves, as opposed to motivated by organised terror groups, than religiously inspired terrorists.

The sources of cartilages were Lone tree tissue bank, Lone Tree, CO, USA, and South Texas Tissue Bank, San Antonio, TX, USA.

The current or most recent occupation of mothers by child age 7 years was semiroutine and routine in 36%; 22% of mothers were lone parents.

Just north of the lake is Lone Pine.

In Canada, victims of violence who were lone parents were equally likely to use medications as respondents living with a partner (p > 0.05).

For a moment, I wondered if Mr. Moore's enthusiasm for my mother was an indication that the Lone Ranger was tired of being, well, lone.

Nearly one fifth of women with an LLI were lone parents compared to 13.9% of women without an LLI.

Not all wolves are lone; many of them need the services of a pack.