Sentence examples for slightly lonely from inspiring English sources
"So," Ms. McEwan concluded, "It was a bit of a slightly lonely but marvelous experience".
"People mostly ignore the slightly lonely Huntingdonshire countryside around it and it is a very odd little church.
Here is the less glamorous reality of a writing life: a man alone in a room feeling slightly lonely, somewhat forgotten, and in need of coffee and companionship, even if he has to get it from a critic.
CARNOUSTIE, SCOTLAND — This windswept, slightly lonely seaside town is home to the devilish golf course where Ben Hogan won his only British Open, where Tom Watson won the first of his five and where an overbold Frenchman, Jean Van de Velde, earned what may prove to be a permanent place in clubhouse banter worldwide by coming to grief with a three-shot lead on Carnoustie's watery 18th in 1999.
It's a mysterious and slightly lonely way to serve one's country — not to mention cinematic and darkly attractive.
It makes people feel envious and slightly lonely that they too don't have a twin.
"If we're not supporting our own children, what are we doing?" Mr. Portman became a slightly less lonely figure in his party on Tuesday when a second Republican senator, Mark Kirk of Illinois, announced his support of same-sex marriage.
The story concerns a young woman called Katharina Blum, employed as a housekeeper, honest, independent, slightly prudish, rather lonely.
Mr. Bahrani (who wrote the script with Bahareh Azimi, his collaborator on "Chop Shop") and his director of photography, Michael Simmonds (who also shot "Man Push Cart" and "Chop Shop"), coax a rough beauty out of Winston-Salem and its environs, capturing the lonely, slightly menacing feeling of a city at night.
Hoping to find redemption in the form of romance, Frank meets the lonely, slightly worn, but still-lovely Laura (Charlotte Rampling) at his local bar one night.
