Sentence examples for so solitary from inspiring English sources

Don't you find it hard to be so solitary?

It's especially important for me because writing is so solitary.

Naturally these loners are always around each other, which makes them not so solitary.

Mr. Lopez was so solitary that the other truckers said they knew little about him.

As a painter, she said, she used to find that life felt so solitary.

Periods spent composing can be so solitary and so isolating that one needs a change of scene.

So, a solitary cheetah is, in energetic terms, a more efficient hunter than a solitary African wild dog.

So, a solitary minute later he scored the equaliser … from 50 yards.

This was especially true with science, which requires so much solitary work and has complicated concepts.

Proust, so very solitary, as he says in many of his letters, and devoting most of his waking hours to his work, was also intensely gregarious and an uninhibited talker.

So are solitary games involving video cameras, nooses and the police; complaints about environmental pollution and neglectful parents; confessional self-analysis; allegations of sexual abuse; and a cynical knowledge of how to manipulate authority figures.