Sentence examples for wanted lonely from inspiring English sources
Instead of asking myself what Dickens wanted, I asked what Jasper wanted: lonely, raging, unloved Jasper, one of the most compelling and heartbreaking antiheroes in fiction.
It had been great fun, but now I wanted a lonely beach, a reef to snorkel over and a hammock strung between the palms.
Finding the perfect place is hard in any circumstance, but, as you're wanting a lonely life, moving somewhere in the middle of nowhere is your best bet for a happy lonely life.
Now the sailor was lonely and wanted a flatmate.
When they were apart, they were so lonely they wanted to die.
He was lonely and wanted social time with others, and got in trouble for asking too many questions.
"Jessica said she was very lonely and wanted me to come home.
On 21 June 2005, after years of silence, Carole unexpectedly phoned her brother Richard, saying she was lonely and wanted to move back to the family in Stockport.
Maybe Marleen was making up stories because she was lonely and wanted my daughter to be her friend again, but it didn't work.
Those who have wanted to use "The Lonely Crowd" as a cudgel have consistently elided the book's careful emphasis on the positive aspects of other-direction: openness, lack of inhibition, interest in others, and ability to change.
