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solitary
1. very soon they saw one solitary ranger came out of the
2. Smith was not by nature solitary, rather it was simply the case that He had
3. A solitary, salt-laced tear slid down his cheek
4. Over those four days of starvation and indiscriminate thuggery, through twelve solitary periods of long stupefaction, I discovered doubt and personal recrimination, emotions about which I had previously known nothing
5. I was totally unprepared for the inevitable introspection of solitary confinement
6. I turned from the madness of rebellion built on the unstable foundations of solitary impotence and started to want to live
7. In between the still addictive counting games, I developed a simplistic, solitary philosophy suited to my physical and mental capacity
8. It was a wonderful moment, a surreal phase in my recent procession towards solitary understanding
9. Wrapped as I was in the cotton wool of solitary confinement, unable as I was to express any of my thoughts in concrete form or to engage in conjecture with another rational human being, nonetheless I spent hours imagining faces and clothes and names to accompany the hollow tapping sounds in the night
10. After the ragged stresses of our transfer and our previous solitary confinement, compounded by a myriad of sour and wonderful new experiences and the discoveries of the afternoon, both Menachem and I were starving
11. In accordance with the theory of life that I too had begun to adopt while in solitary confinement, I tried to develop a similar Zen-like acceptance of the here-and-now
12. Smith was not by nature solitary, rather it was simply the case that He had always been alone
13. Suddenly feeling a little too solitary, Kara gave herself a good hard mental kick and set off for Temple Meads station … at least she had a train to look forward to
14. and the bleat of a solitary goat tethers
15. solitary, defined anew as mother
16. Under the wings of solitary thrush and starling
17. with a smile on his hidden, solitary face
18. I see a solitary table and sit down
19. outdoorsy kinds, you can plan a camp-out in the welcoming and solitary mountains of
20. An entirely solitary member that
21. of what we are whether it is solitary or social
22. ) As much as you are able act solitary to your cause instead of
23. the machines take a more and more solitary role in giving us what we want
24. skinned hand to his eye to wipe away a solitary tear because he
25. Maybe she was hatched for the solitary purpose of torturing me
26. The solitary world of the professional
27. The other drinkers in the bar, mostly solitary males, are all drawn to the stranger entering their domain
28. His life was solitary, but he sought women at least every week, often more
29. But that would be so normal compared to being an electric ghost in a solitary universe of unlimited magic
30. Two boys a bit older than herself were leaning against the narrow walls of an alleyway across the street sharing a cheroot, out of view from the disapproving eyes of their elders, and they mischievously took an uncharacteristic interest in her solitary idleness
31. to lunch, opting for the solitary confines of the janitors’ breakroom
32. matters worse, and a solitary tear began to run down the
33. Let's see how planets and stars are formed, or more practically, form themselves: A solitary particle of dust, endowed with a little attraction, attracts another particle 41
34. Encircled in stone, a sole, solitary field filled the valley below, at its center, a pulsating black heart – the Rift
35. He turned back around to continue his solitary drinking and the woman rushed off in a huff to sweep - in between assailing the other male patrons with honeyed words and batted eye-lashes, of course
36. Practicing the way of the Tao does not require a solitary monastic existence, or a vow of poverty
37. And he would need to return to his solitary space in the inn, as much as he dreaded walking through the doors of the well-lit and overly friendly establishment
38. In other words, some of the world’s inventions were not solitary efforts but instead were joint efforts between talented people living in our world and higher entities residing on the Other Side
39. All humans were so solitary in some ways, isolated from each other in their feelings they could not properly express
40. Previously, when they visited him in his waking hours – when his family had gone and his evenings solitary – they formed a head and long spindly limbs
41. Regardless of how the crowd had reacted, would Ruby Tower punish him? Would he face the firing squad? Or the dark room? The thought of solitary confinement and sensory deprivation made him shudder, and he prayed that whatever Ruby Tower had in store for him, it would not be that
42. to merge with the solitary red marker that was the Confederation
43. There was a beating of one solitary drum, as the King entered his litter, and with a little delay, the Queen Mother joined the royal procession, which slowly wended its way across the clearing, into the square formed by the troops
44. With this solitary exception at the close of the campaign, all the officers, from Sir Francis Scott downwards, had been most careful in their treatment of the natives serving with the expedition
45. Captain Purvis knew Thaxton had shoes so he told the Sergeant of the Guard to lock Thaxton up in solitary for the night
46. adopting and warming the solitary Thistle Goldfinch--was observed near
47. Brock finally left to joined Grey on the riverbank, leaving Soffen to resume her solitary watch, unaware that her daughter sat a short way off sharing in her anguish
48. Guilt is a solitary phenomenon understood by a troubled Conscience
49. Since then, he had lived a solitary life, roaming Boddaert's Realm in an uneasy search for he knew not what
50. Modern Society is in the throes of a revolutionary Revolt of Conscience; the solitary by-product of moral and intellectual parochialism that is gradually revealing itself in the vested self-interest(s) and manners of unbridled Individualism that has undermined equalitarian idealism, that once defined the national culture, by rendering every individual the sole arbiter of his or her own conscience and ensuing choices without giving proper pause to how such choices may otherwise impact, for better or for worse, other individuals or to a transcendent authority that each must (inevitably) be held accountable; that is to say, whose (social) consequences existing outside the provincial boundaries of that individual‘s (own) estate are no longer limited by (moral) restraint or prescribed rules of moral and ethical conduct but conditioned rather by circumventing designs contrary to the proportionate interests of a well-ordered society