Sentences with phrase «much loners»

Atheists are pretty much loners and this may be the only social network they have.

Meg is pretty much a loner, and her son lives in another state.

He was actually pretty much a loner, and basically Russell was his only friend.

Im pretty much a loner i love helping people's if it's just listing enough about me wassup with you?

I work hard and I am pretty much a loner and a little guarded until I get to no ppl.

Twenty - six years later, the next time we see Peter, he is good - looking, cocky, and very much a loner, sporting a clean but unshaven beard and a maroon leather jacket.

Not exact matches

James, the philosopher of individuality and private conscious experience was a gregarious and community - oriented personal figure; Royce, the philosopher of community and loyalty was, somewhat like Whitehead, a quiet loner, on one occasion reportedly offering a lecture course with an enrollment of one student, whom he never so much as addressed or personally acknowledged.

When I was a total loner in junior high + high school and friends were scarce at best, she was the one I would choose to spend my nights and weekends with — watching Gilmore Girls, working out together, running errands, drinking way too much coffee, and cooking yummy meals + treats.

Alexis is a loner and only happy when he «s in the company of players of his own caliber, there «s nothing strange about that I «m much the same myself.

Dark matter and neutrinos are both cosmic loners — they don't interact with much.

Wilhelm Weinberg was a loner who devoted much of his time to caring for the poor, including delivering 3,500 babies during a 40 - year career.

On average, wolf - pack members were much younger, tending to be in their early 20s, as opposed to early 30s for lone wolves and late 30s for loner suspects.

Unlike the more gregarious males, female chimpanzees tend to be loners, spending much time by themselves or with their own children.

I am just stuck in a rut of not trusting people all that much so hence I have been a loner for most of my life.Time to break the cycle I hope

Often considered as loners, it should not come much as a surprise that they find it challenging when it comes to finding a soul - mate.

Much of a loner and ready to meet a new friend.

Stewart plays a loner driving cattle across Alaska who becomes embroiled, very much against his will, in a dispute between a gang of criminals and the small town they control through violence and fear.

Ultimately, Ready Player One is a story about loners finding each other, and that's a story that's firmly in Spielberg's wheelhouse, but none of the story, such as it is, lands as much as the fun, action - packed, epic Lord of the Rings - style climax does.

For as much of a sad, solitary loner as this particular writer is, this scenario was probably his only hope for a romantic relationship anyway.

He has a conversation with a sullen depressed loner he befriends where he tries to explain why he loved college so much, and his reasons are for the most part my reasons.

Plus, it's essentially a city of loners: 57 % of households are «nonfamily,» according to the Census Bureau, a much higher rate than the 33 % of the households across the country that are categorized this way.

On the other hand, Darth is a loner, much like Mister, but as he ages, demands more and more attention.

Much has been said about cats being loners or not liking the company of other cats.

Geralt could be a character out of «Game of Thrones»: He's a cynical loner who operates under his own sense of honor, a warrior outcast who passes as a hero because the bad guys are so much crueler than he is.

He is too much of a loner to depend on others or call them friends.

Much better than the movie it's loosely based on is this hack - and - slash adventure featuring the lovable loner of the X-Men, Wolverine.

Reappraising Lowry not as an eccentric loner but as an artist who drew as much from 19th - century French art as from his daily grind as a rent collector: goodbye matchstick men, hello social commentator painting the mad and the miserable.

AS MUCH OF A LONER AS Kertess can be, he knew that an exhibition of this scale could not be put together without substantial help and he found it mostly from within the Whitney: Minou Roufail, his assistant, who oversaw the logistics of the show with a temperament similar to Kertess's combination of gentle firmness and utter precision; Matthew Yokobosky, a young assistant curator of film and video who is also a set designer and whom Kertess, unwilling to yield control of the biennial layout to an outside architect, tapped as the exhibition designer, and John Hanhardt, the Whitney's curator of film and video who advised Kertess in those areas, in which he admits limited expertise.

A man of great charm, humour, zest for life and total privacy, very much the artist as gregarious loner, de Kooning was born in 1904 in Rotterdam to parents who divorced when he was five; his custody was given to the father, but his mother, who owned a bar, successfully appealed against the decision and brought him up.