Sentence examples for the most alone from inspiring English sources

"This was the most alone we'd been, so we could be more experimental.

And the great northern beans, the cinnamon, and the rice keep the light on for me, should anything go horribly wrong, or should I come to my senses and reclaim my position as the most alone person who ever existed.

Driving home, having extricated himself by giving a large Easter contribution to Giovanni, who is no longer shy about taking money, Orso reflects that Caterina, of all the people he has ever known, is the most alone — without friends, without family, and not even cared for by the charismatic cult that everyone had assumed absorbed strays like her.

I moved away from my environment and was the most alone that I have ever been.

The gaping hole we experienced in the moments we feel most alone -- at a restaurant when a friend is in the bathroom, at home, in our relationships, on the playground.

Even though May and Eddie are, for the most part, alone in her room, they're never really alone.

So I had waited, spent the first two decades of my adult life celibate and, for the most part, alone.

The alienation that these performers evoke is not the alienation of Albee's world, with its high talk and its Episcopalian doubt, but the chilly defensiveness of actors standing onstage, for the most part, alone together.

Faye's recent history has already been established in Outline: she is a writer with two young sons, separated from the children's father and living for the most part alone.

Arms in England, therefore descend to all of the male lines, and not just the most senior alone (unlike in Scotland).

Of the modifiable risk factors examined, body mass index contributed the most and alone explained about 20% of socioeconomic differences.