Sentence examples for really solitary from inspiring English sources

I'm not really solitary".

I work in retail, but my life is really solitary".

She says that she tried wheelchair tennis first, "but it was really solitary.

The former attorney general of Louisiana James "Buddy Caldwelll has tried to argue that this wasn't really solitary at all, on the basis of the limited human contact allowed – that, rather than being absolutely unsurvivable, it was merely almost so.

"Is it really solitary confinement if you can take correspondence courses and watch something like 27 channels on your own TV?" prisons spokeswoman Terry Thornton asked a reporter.

"I wanted a really focused and solitary life for a couple of years," he said, dressed in jeans and a slightly ratty wool sweater.

Britain's position as an opted-out, slow-lane member really is a solitary status.Kirsty HughesLondonTurkey's secular stateSIR – You pinpointed how damaging it would be to Turkish democracy if the ruling Justice and Development (AK Partyy were to be shut down for being a force of anti-secularism ("Courtroom drama", April 5th).

You don't really know the solitary despair at the core of that song until you've heard Love's embittered delivery of the last two lines — "It's life's illusions I recall / I really don't know life at all" — over guitarist Eric Erlandson's fading squall".

"There were some survivors who were traumatized, had other health issues, and some orphans who were really depressed, felt solitary and withdrew from their peers and even elder family members".

Alone time is also a great time to use on hobbies such as reading, drawing, writing, making music or really doing anything solitary.

Regina Hufnagel, a former federal corrections officer who now works with the drug-policy-reform group Law Enforcement Action Partnership, only remembers seeing one inmate in nine years who really "freaked out" in solitary confinement.