Sentence examples for profound loneliness from inspiring English sources

How do you write about dislocation, profound loneliness, terror?

His triumph is edged with bitterness and shadowed by profound loneliness.

Commercialism had obliterated the European culture he loved and reduced its citizens to a state of profound "loneliness".

He wrote self-pitying letters claiming profound loneliness and love for Teddy and Timmy, while refusing to let them visit.

We enjoy them as parables of individual heroism under duress, but underneath their can-do spirit is a profound loneliness.

"I experienced the most profound loneliness I've ever felt after he left the hotel, in that room," she said.

Neffe's description of Einstein as a man of "profound, shocking loneliness" may be an exaggeration, but it touches on the very real price he paid for his singular imagination.

This is melancholy folk constructed from sea-foam arpeggios, dolorous double-bass, snowflake violin lines and the sort of profound Celtic loneliness you can only feel in a misty glen at dawn.

But the story soon turns quieter and conveys a profound urban loneliness as the Jians deal with the father's business troubles, his high school sweetheart, the grandmother's coma, the mother's descent into depression and a variety of other troubles.

But profound, existential loneliness, coupled with a Buffy the Vampire Slayer esque sense of ordained personal greatness is why so many cheerleaders for capitalism relate to Rand's lead characters, from Gonda to the Fountainhead's Dominique Francon.

I get something new from it every time that I read it, and the most recent time I found a quiet koan in it about how only hard work and human ingenuity can stave off our profoundest existential loneliness.