Sentence examples for time of solitude from inspiring English sources

Arcadio: It was painful for me, a time of solitude and long silences.

It doesn't necessarily mean a Zen sit, just some time of solitude".

And then Beethoven came back, as probably my father knew he would, in my early twenties, at a time of solitude and anxiety — came roaring back with the difficult romanticism that my incuriosity had repressed in childhood.

Among his other books are O fogo e as cinzas (1952; "The Fire and the Ashes"), Seara de vento (1958; "Harvest of Wind"), Um anjo no trapézio (1968; "An Angel on the Trapeze"), Tempo de solidão (1969; "Time of Solitude"), and Crónicas algarvias (1986; "Constant Gibberish"), as well as the verse collections Poemas completos (1963) and Obra poética (1984).

Celibacy brings with it a time of solitude and self-reflection.

What will it take for you to commit to creating some time of solitude for yourself this week?

Strangely, the feeling was less pronounced in times of solitude.

Even the times of solitude are all blessings.

Geniuses do cherish times of solitude, and they often toggle between those moments and more sociable ones.

It is the underlying quest that is re-awakened through reflection, dialogue, and encounter – but also times of solitude – that helps leaders to reshape their contribution to sustainability, and guides them to achieving a deeper fulfilment.

It inspires and enriches my seasonal times of solitude.