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Meanings of own loneliness in English

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Usage of own loneliness in English
1
And the most dreadful part of it all is my own loneliness.
The Parasite: A Story
2
Perhaps they saw their own loneliness and despair mirrored in her eyes.
Rage of angels
3
He had spoken of himself, of his own loneliness which he feared.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
4
Of what avail was her silence, except to increase her own loneliness?
The Heart of the Desert / Kut-Le of the Desert
5
Perhaps, in the following words, he pictured his own loneliness and utter dejection:
Woodrow Wilson as I Know Him
6
A true friend would rank Tegan's welfare above her own loneliness.
Outpost
7
And in this context, Jen's own loneliness and gentle spirituality are deeply affecting.
The Guardian
8
Olva, knowing what his own loneliness was, and the terror of it, understood.
The Prelude to Adventure
9
She could have cried with pity at the thought of her own loneliness.
The Captives
10
The sense of his own loneliness smote him with a sudden aching desolation.
Children of the Ghetto: A Study of a Peculiar People
11
An overwhelming sense of her own loneliness brought the tears into her eyes.
A Maker of History
12
Thoughts of his own loneliness and possible hardships seemed light compared with this.
The First Soprano
13
That is one of the moments when the soul knows its own loneliness!
Ships That Pass in the Night
14
The reason why she did not shun them lay solely in her own loneliness.
The Living Link: A Novel
15
To dwell on his fears, and her own loneliness, would do no one good.
The Golem and the Jinni
16
A sense of her own loneliness swept over her with the loneliness of nature.
The Voice of the People
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