Sentence examples for solitude lost from inspiring English sources

Marsa Alam is farther south, the newcomer on the scene, still offering the serenity and solitude lost by its neighbors to the north.

National Gallery, London "I couldn't help but notice this man sitting outside a pub in total solitude, lost in his thoughts yet only a couple of metres from the bustling street," says photographer Nicholas Goodden's of this shot taken in Camden Town, part of a wider London street photography project.

Now and then, especially at night, solitude loses its soft power and loneliness takes over.

His tone is always intimate as he sings about solitude and lost love.

Jabuli prefers solitude indoors, having lost all safety once before.

What appealed to him most, however, was the solitude, now long lost, which he described in his unpublished autobiography.

The sexual battle to find a mate that defined Houellebecq's previous novels is lost; solitude is inevitable and love impossible in a world in which authenticity is just a faded artifact of the past.

This sensuous study of the impact of dislocation and solitude upon two lost souls reveals itself cautiously, ensuring that the wow, when it comes, is all the more thrilling.

"One Hundred Years of Solitude" made famous the lost village Macondo, where flowers sometimes fell from the sky in place of rain, and the swamps surrounding the village were thick with lilies that oozed blood when you hacked them with your machete.

She was not more lovely than distinguished no matter what happened she never lost her solitude .

Her solitude -- she is lost in space both literally and metaphorically -- defines the movie, and her decision about whether she can go on living offers a haunting reminder of our own existential dilemma.