Sentence examples for solitary project from inspiring English sources
The phrase "solitary project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that is undertaken alone, without collaboration or assistance from others. Example: "After years of working in teams, I decided to embark on a solitary project to explore my creative ideas independently."
Then he embarked on a solitary project of self-analysis, through a rigorous method described in the trilogy of novels entitled Le Culte du moi ("The Cult of the Ego").
The Photo Requests from Solitary project was initiated in 2009 by Tamms Year Ten, a grassroots coalition of artists, advocates, family members, and men formerly incarcerated in Tamms Correctional Center in southern Illinois, which was recently shuttered after years of opposition.
On the one hand, strengthening the self means undertaking solitary projects and learning to enjoy one's own company.
Cells in the nucleus of the solitary tract project crossed fibres to the phrenic nerve nucleus (in cervical segments three through five), the intermediate zone, and the anterior horn at thoracic levels; these innervate respiratory muscles.
Check out James Burns's solitary confinement project on VICE.
(Check out VICE's new solitary confinement project here).
The solitary, repetitive project gives me time to think and ruminate about where my life is headed.
VICE recently wrapped up a solitary confinement project where James Burns, a filmmaker who spent time in and out of the criminal justice system as a young man, voluntarily entered into a month of isolation at La Paz County Jail in Arizona.
Primary cilia are solitary organelles projecting from the surface of cells and they lack the central pair of microtubules needed to generate motile force, so they are described as having a 9 + 0 pattern.
Still, the show's themes are right out of the Marshall Project: solitary confinement; the joke of a "job fair"; financial corruption, which leaves inmates literally flooded with excrement (a story that reflects a prison where the show is filmed); untreated mental illness; and the fraught "compassionate release" policy of removing elderly inmates.
The Internet-based project Solitary Watch estimates that as many as 80,000 federal and state prisoners in the U.S. are held under conditions (22.5 hours of daily isolation) generally defined as solitary confinement.
