Sentence examples for through solitary from inspiring English sources

Spiritual enlightenment was sought in dreams and demanding physical challenges, as well as through solitary vision quests and group rituals such as the Sun Dance.

This is hardly speculative whimsy: Roshonara Choudhry, the King's College student convicted of the attempted murder of Stephen Timms MP in 2010, ie the very model of the "vulnerable" Muslim the new strategy repeatedly references, was not "radicalised" through being exposed to campus extremism but through solitary web surfing.

Deprivation of social contact through solitary confinement has the potential to induce stress in farm animals.

For example, Jarrad Vladich of The Mill (the special effects house that worked with the Guardian on 6×9) said that the goal was "to create empathy" for prisoners who have gone through solitary confinement.

Wollstonecraft attempts to show how a gifted woman can learn to think for herself: through solitary nature walks; by reading philosophical and medical texts; by travelling; and through close friendships.

Also on exhibition are photographs from 19th century prisons, as well as plans and prints of the infamous Separate System regime: the penal scheme under which Reading Prison (known at that time, in the mid 1800s, as Reading Gaol) operated, where prisoners were kept "penitent" through solitary confinement.

The publishing industry has noticed this trend in reading habits, and knows that word of mouth can spread much more easily through a dozen gregarious club members than through a solitary, likely introverted reader.

There are thousands of people going through this solitary experience of loss – we need to find a way of giving them, giving each other, a sense of community.

While the Newtown Creek Alliance, an environmental advocacy group, lists him as its resident historian, his credentials were earned on the street and the Internet, through countless solitary walks and countless nights poring over obscure archives.

The ride was two minutes long, and you flew down the mountain as you flew in dreams, through seemingly solitary woods that leaned in of their own accord to block out the blue above.

The epic work of Argentine literature taught in every school, José Hernández's "Martín Fierro," glorifies those values through its solitary hero, a gaucho cowboy unjustly sent to fight on the Indian frontier.