lonely

So I found a study that got a lot of news attention in December of 2018, and it reported that Americans are more than twice as lonely as we used to be.

The 289-page satire follows Morris Feldstein, a pharmaceutical salesman who gets seduced by a lonely receptionist.

They want Marvin to be as mean and as lonely and as trashy as the characters he portrays.

That is why Malloy is campaigning on a lonely stretch of barber shops and boxing gyms in New Haven a week before the election.

I found their melancholy inviting and I appreciated their contemplative, lonely world.

To be a woman suffering from a drinking problem in America is a lonely enterprise, defined by stigma and judgment.

Then a strange sound was heard in their lonely little lodge—the crying of a child.

In the course of his lonely wanderings the Beaver reached this pond, and here he established himself to spend his last few weeks.

But Anne, lonely in her new quarters, had appreciated the forlornness of the old drake and had adopted him.

Yet that is how he managed to live through the lonely days he spent up there in the lookout station.

Still it seemed a long way up in the air, in that waste and lonely wilderness of rocks.