They went seeking solitude, but instead found themselves at the violent cusp of old India and new.
Its a cascade effect and emphasizes cynical thinking and just reinforces the selfish attitude and solitude for an individual.
When you leave, this noise and activity are cut off at one stroke: you are once more in the deaf, hot solitude of trembling air, alone in the cornfields.
The solitude of this quest weighs on the man.
Loneliness is a real beauty, I enjoy the solitude of an otherwise happy.
But if you can make time for solitude and quiet, it can be one of the happiest parts of your day.
Recluses regarded Zhuang Zi's freedom spirit as their reasonable principles to withdraw from society and live in solitude. They used his relativism to observe the ups and downs in real life and filled their hermit life with cultural activities, which turned life valued and civilized.
"Thanks," Mandy said, already mourning the rousing solitude of a few minutes ago.
And when you can no longer dwell in the solitude of your heart you live in your lips, and sound is a diversion and a pastime.
For there is a fellowship more quiet even than solitude, and which, rightly understood, is solitude made perfect.
So we can vaguely sense a slice of loneliness and solitude as well as misery and resignation originating in life.
It's tempting, when things aren't going well, to shut out the world and sulk in solitude.
His long stay abroad resulted in the loss of his ties with almost all his friends in the artistic circles, and during many years after his return to Paris (1920) he lived in solitude, hardly ever taking up the brush.
Yet when possible, Chinese wedding photos employ exotic locations, creating the illusion of blissful romantic solitude although the experience is hardly intimate.
Only nature and solitude.
Even in solitude we believe that the petitioner is not alone but is surrounded by a cloud of witnesses Heb.
In my solitude of heart I feel the sigh of this widowed evening veiled with mist and rain.
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