Sentence examples for solitude of its from inspiring English sources

Unlike other distinctive-but-diminutive New York structures that are squashed between larger neighbors, this one luxuriates in the solitude of its own yard, a concrete court softened by pots of greenery and a huge birch tree and enclosed by a wrought-iron fence.

Nestled between San Francisco and Los Angeles and hugging the Pacific coast, Big Sur has attracted numerous writers in search of inspiration -- not to mention the solitude of its expansive terrain.

In one of the film's opening shots, a Jeff Koons Balloon Dogg sits companionless in the backyard of the Morrow residence, reflecting the expensive, hollow solitude of its owners.

After having been closed out of a senior seminar that had "One Hundred Years of Solitude" on its reading list, I went out and read the novel anyway -- the one time in all my years of schooling that I ever opened a book for a course in which I wasn't enrolled.

After years of working in solitude on its own designs and summarily shipping them to buyers, Intel is still learning how to listen to customers.

The sheer, seductive solitude of it all.

I enjoy the solitude of it.

The experience can be a continuation of the solitude of writing with its glow of heightened perception that makes profiles coin-clear.

In a speech a week ago, he spoke of the "solitude of power" and its "illusions," quoted the French writer Paul Valéry on the meaning of history, cited Nelson Mandela and said: "Our defense and security forces are in the avant-garde of democracy, which guarantees us more dignity and a better future".

Lucy Stone was so impressed with the brilliance of Stanton's speech that she published The Solitude of Self in its entirety in the Woman's Journal, leaving out her own speech to the committee.

He retained the monastic skills that sustained him through the solitude of his years in New York.