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• A few important contemplation themes are-Impermanence, Solitariness, Vulnerability.
• The record deals with Marling's feelings of solitariness and dislocation in Los Angeles.
• The structures look like Demuth shadowed with foreboding, vibrate with the mysterious solitariness of Hopper.
• In this volume, the children break out of their solitariness and play together for a little while.
• In addition, " psychomotory changes ", such as solitariness, decreased appetite, and insomnia also reduce distractions.
• It's virtually tautological, because to what else could the solitariness of pandas be attributed if not their nature?
• More universally, he is experiencing the overwhelming solitariness of someone whose world has been upturned by his first intimate exposure to death.
• But its soul is out of a painting by Edward Hopper, who so vividly identified solitariness as an all-American trait.
• The smothering sense of solitariness gets to you from the very beginning, that feeling of being helplessly on your own within a crowd.
• However, while Whitehead saw religion as " beginning " in solitariness, he also saw religion as necessarily expanding beyond the individual.
• Within his solitariness, the hobo has found a certain philosophical stability, leaving him standing in the garb of a prophet rather than a beggar.
• But he was the one who turned the archetype into a scrappy yet balletic figure, at home in his own solitariness, with whom millions identified.
• Likewise, solitariness, lack of physical activity, and lack of appetite all eliminate sources of distraction, such as social interactions, navigation through the environment,
• Szatmari " et al . " emphasize solitariness, and both Gillberg and Szatmari include " odd speech " and " language " in their criteria.
• "It's the isolation and solitariness ( of typical computer-game play ) that we want to attack, " he told a news conference.
• The loner standing under the lamppost in the middle of night is an icon familiar from his record jackets, but Sinatra also helped make nocturnal solitariness part of the American film lexicon.
• The two younger brothers, Burns'Barry and Mike McGlone's Patrick, flee the women in their lives, crash-landing in emotional solitariness that seems like home to them.
• It's a brave film, and a surprisingly absorbing and finally affecting one, partly because it's about that least American of trinities _ silence, solitariness, and the spiritual deepening impossible to achieve without the latter.
• McPherson is also the director of " Shining City, " and this beautifully acted production is saturated with a sense of solitariness, evident not just in the physical distance between characters but in the sad hopefulness and hesitation of their line readings.
• Best among them is " Johnny Bible,  which Bergman said  is a brilliant effort by a writer to show how obsession begets regret, how solitariness becomes loneliness and the how the spirit can be lifted and dropped in an instant .