Sentence examples for scourge of isolation from inspiring English sources

Community initiatives, in particular, could help tackle the scourge of isolation, which, according to the Campaign to End Loneliness, is a serious public health issue.

Every government policy will be scrutinised to see if it makes people more or less lonely under plans to tackle the scourge of isolation.

"We have set loose a scourge of loneliness and isolation that we are still afraid to acknowledge as the distinct social dysfunction of our age of individualism, just as crushing conformity was the characteristic scourge of an era of cohesion and national unity," Levin writes.

Worldwide, the scourge of inflation is dormant.

The women in Rivecca's disquieting first collection wrestle with various forms of isolation (religious, sexual), when they're not themselves trying to save others from any number of scourges.

The tragedy of isolation?

The effects of isolation?

A sense of isolation prevails.

(6 Verification of isolation.

But in fact, most of Rivecca's ruthlessly frank and lonely characters have left religion, and the saving they seek in this modest, engaging and disquieting collection is from the plague of isolation — or it is, anyway, when they're not themselves trying to be the rescuers, saving others from any number of ­scourges.

His sense of isolation increased.