Sentence examples for perpetually lonely from inspiring English sources
She believes them also perpetually lonely.
The shining prospect of being loved, at long last loved, no matter how unlikely the suitor or the courtship, is too tempting for the perpetually lonely, and Ms. Maulella makes this character's astonished belief that Mr. Posh Right has finally come along fairly credible.
Not every single woman is holding her breath while perusing Match.com in search of The One. Single and unmarried people can lead fulfilled lives without being selfish or perpetually lonely.
In a biography by John and Dennis Williams, Pryor's teacher Marguerite Yingst Parker remembered him as "perpetually exhausted, sometimes lonely, always likable. . . .
As the voice of bored, lonely, perpetually disappointed primary-school teacher Edna Krabappel on The Simpsons, Wallace was responsible for perhaps the most realistic depiction of a middle-aged educator that television has ever produced.
Being lonely means living perpetually in a world not being able to escape ourselves and craving anything but our own company.
Perpetually defiant and alone.
It's a place in which one character, perpetually "stranded by her despair" and "so lonely on Earth she could die," can fantasize almost wishfully about dropping out of a skyscraper's window to ease that pain.
Recent immigrants for the most part, they perform a tough, lonely duty that few native Americans want to do anymore — even those Americans who are perpetually out of work.
