Sentence examples for word lonely from inspiring English sources

His very first Sunday sermon at St. Bart's was, in a word, lonely.

We never talked about sex, or lack of it, and I can't remember ever using the word "lonely" in their company.

Yet the very word "lonely" carries a negative connotation, Professor Cacioppo said, signaling social weakness, or an inability to stand on one's own.

Yes, the word lonely pops up within two songs, a direct lift of Hank Williams's I'm So Lonesome, I Could Cry in the opening to Hi-Five, but Olsen also has a sharp way with a funny rhyming couplet.

It's just the word "lonely" over and over and over.

And overhead, to carry out his words, lonely and cold and livid, blazed the star of the coming doom.

So why, if anyone talks to me about my job during 2010 and uses the words solitary, lonely, isolated, or the savage wilderness which is your life would make me want to top myself do I feel a spot of throat punching would be in order, were I not a pacifist?

There's a big difference between the words alone and lonely".

-exclusive is just another word for lonely./my penis is exclusive./my penis is just another word for lonely.

"A Hologram for the King" is, among other things, an anguished investigation into how and where American self-confidence got lost and — in the central word another lonely expat uses for Alan — "defeated".

In reference to its "isolated distribution", they incorporated the Greek word eremia "lonely place" into the generic name.