I've heard that the heartbroken are often loneliest at night.
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The Creature was always the loneliest character I'd ever encountered.
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But her days in jail may be her loneliest time.
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RUSSONELLO "Loneliest Time of Year" plunges deep into holiday angst.
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Grae's track speaks to the coldest, loneliest part of the soul.
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If one is the loneliest number, two is the most terrifying.
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Some of my loneliest moments on earth have been up there.
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Blair Walsh was the sports world's loneliest man on Sunday afternoon.
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Carly Rae Jepsen "Party for One" One is the loneliest number?
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It is headed for the darkest, loneliest depths of intergalactic space.
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It feels as if we were intruding on someone's loneliest moment.
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I was my sickest and loneliest when I appeared my healthiest.
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"New York is the loneliest city in the world," he said.
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One is the loneliest number, even in a galaxy far, far away.
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This was on Nevada Highway 50, aka the Loneliest Road in America.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechUranus is the loneliest thing in the solar system.
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In rebuilding herself, she landed in the loneliest seat in the sport.
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For months, I felt like a woman living on the loneliest island.
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Romeo, called the "World's Loneliest Frog," started sharing his feelings on Twitter.
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Amazing Amazon sighting: &aposWorld&aposs loneliest man&apos spotted in remarkable video footage.
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Taylor Swift, who popularized the "girl squad," seems perhaps the loneliest of all.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — In a crowded Chinese neighborhood, she suffered the loneliest of deaths.
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The months leading up to my surgery were the loneliest of my life.
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So perhaps it's not the case that millennials are the loneliest of all.
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I transitioned, and it was that hardest and loneliest thing I've ever done.
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He was internationally crowned the "world's loneliest duck," but that clearly wasn't true.
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After a decade of being the world's loneliest frog, I am lonely no longer!
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When New York is lonely, it can be the loneliest place in the world.
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Non-verbal people with autism "are probably the loneliest souls of all," he says.
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It was the emptiest, loneliest feeling in the world and I still feel bad.
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Of course, children like William and Jude were the loneliest people in the world.
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History provides a guide for presidents, companionship for the loneliest and most consequential office.
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I grew up playing tennis, which can be one of the loneliest competitive sports.
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Sarah Jessica Parker knows that one doesn't have to be the loneliest number after all.
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Gen Z adults surveyed (ages 18 to 22), are the loneliest, according to the report.
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YouGov called millennials "the loneliest generation" based on a survey that polled 1,254 US adults.
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You'll be walking the loneliest beat on Staten Island for the rest of your career.
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And now for some feel-good news: Remember the story of the "world's loneliest dog," Freya?
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If there was a Congressional Consistency Caucus, it might be the loneliest group on Capitol Hill.
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Even though it's very multicultural and full of people, London is the loneliest city in world.
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"Helen Keller said deaf and blind people are the loneliest people in the world," he said.
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Michael Bay won't have to adopt the world's loneliest dog because she's got a new family.
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One is the loneliest number Wow, Shia LaBeouf's not the box office draw he used to be.
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A quarter of Americans now live alone, and as the song says, one is the loneliest number.
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In fact, YouGov called millennials "the loneliest generation" based on a survey that polled 1,254 US adults.
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Case in point: London is the loneliest place in the UK, according to a survey by ComRes.
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Eureka, Nevada (CNN)Eureka, Nevada -- Nevada Democrats live few and far between on the loneliest road in America.
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Long before he becomes the only man on the moon, he looks like the loneliest man in America.
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Business Insider reported that Cook considers the time following Job's death as the loneliest time of his life.
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For vacations in wide, open spaces, check out Lara Prior-Palmer's "Rough Magic: Riding the World's Loneliest Horse."
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Our Opinion section invited readers to talk about one of the loneliest experiences so many women have faced.
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The scenery can be knocked together in a jiffy from scrap materials found in even the loneliest outpost.
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Not only did her BFF and second dragon child die, she is also now the loneliest woman in Westeros.
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"He is one of the bravest people I have ever met," Mr Macintyre concludes, "and one of the loneliest."
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"Miscarriage might just be the loneliest experience that millions of women have faced," reflected Lauren Kelly and Alexandra March.
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"It's hard to be brave, and when you're being brave, it's the loneliest spot in the world," he said.
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Consider both China's ambition and the prospect that it may be rising as the loneliest global power in history.
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Finding that there can be solace in solitude in a 400-mile drive on one of America's loneliest roads.
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Our Opinion section invited readers to talk about one of the loneliest experiences that millions of women have faced.
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Welcome to the loneliest section of this post, where you'll find just one deal on Apple's HomePod smart speaker.
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Nigel, perhaps the loneliest bird on Earth, even built a nest from seaweed, mud, and twigs for his concrete love.
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Its new electric vehicle, the SOLO, lets even the loneliest of commuters travel to and fro with peace of mind.
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But a new study suggests Ahuna Mons might not have always been the loneliest (ice) volcano in the solar system.
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He is what you would call a Jeb Bush Republican, which is probably the loneliest thing there is to be.
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"World's loneliest duck": Trevor, the beloved lone duck on the Pacific island of Niue, was killed by a stray dog.
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At his best, Mr. Cornell sounded like the loneliest howler, the last man at the end of a dusty road.
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That spotlight defines the loneliest place on earth, as the Gay Best Friend is revealed as the odd man out.
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Cricket is perhaps the loneliest team sport in the world, but your individual skills can only be honed in company.
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Until then, he'll have to push on through the NBA's first, loneliest lesson: that this is a tough, even cruel business.
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The loneliest, the most wretched and the dying have, at her hands, received compassion without condescension, based on reverence for man.
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"That night was one of the loneliest nights apart in our 41-year marriage," he said, struggling to hold back tears.
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"The loneliest plant in the world, right here," a guide tells a golf cart full of visitors touring the Durban Botanic Gardens.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Love match Romeo, the world's loneliest frog, may have finally found his Juliet and, in the process, saved his species.
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Generation Z — those young people age 18 to 22 and born of technology — are, alas, the least healthy, loneliest generation on record.
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HIS OWN MAN: President Trump is probably the loneliest president in modern American history — but that's not necessarily a problem for him.
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Brokest, loneliest, and richest: Here's how the world sees American millennials in 2019 Hillary Hoffower Aug 22, 2019, 12:48 PM millennials
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I think you wanted to be alone and sensed it had become the loneliest place in the house, where something else had died.
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But one is the loneliest number, so why not take advantage of our group discount, buy in bulk and bring your whole team?
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"He booked me a huge, gorgeous suite overlooking the Mediterranean that felt to me like the loneliest place in the world," Mizrahi remembers.
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It was the first time in my life that I had my own room, and it felt like the loneliest place on earth.
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That moment after his heart was no longer beating, but before his brain starved without blood, was the loneliest place I've ever been.
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Go deeper:Gen Z's move toward interactive storytellingBaby boomers are the loneliest generationMillennials and Gen Z will make up 37% of the 2020 electorate
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Research on loneliness in a new study from Cigna and Ipsos shows that the two loneliest groups are younger people and older people.
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Essay It is the 43rd of April, Year 2000, and Russia's loneliest bureaucrat has just chosen a foreign country's next head of state.
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But what I know after reading "Kill 'Em and Leave" is this: James Brown was among the loneliest of the great soul musicians.
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William is the loneliest of all, something we knew from the first moment that we saw his sad apartment, covered in plastic barriers.
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I guess the real lesson here is that you can have some fun by yourself in Miitopia, even with the loneliest system in existence.
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But in my loneliest moments, my imagination would go wild, playing and replaying a narrative shamelessly inspired by the "best friends turned lovers" cliche.
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"I have said that I am one of the loneliest women in London," Brookner told The Paris Review, in an interview published in 1987.
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"We were walking back toward the elevator and somebody said 'gee, you must be the loneliest person in Washington right now,'" Van Drew said.
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At one of the loneliest points in my life, I joined a friend and her daughter for a week's break in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
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One is the loneliest number, which is probably why Facebook is taking steps to connect the people on its network who aren't in a relationship.
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The Office for National Statistics claims that Britain is the loneliest country in the EU (the sense of isolation especially acute among its young adults).
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It's the loneliest feeling in the world when you throw the ball away from 40 feet away on the throw you've made your whole life.
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It doesn't replace relationships, or intimacy, or make us cold strangers to one another, but it can shine a light on our darkest, loneliest corners.
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Biologists have saved some of George's DNA, Hadfield said, meaning the possibility exists that the world hasn't seen the last of the world's loneliest snail.
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I used to wish I could tell her this, that my admiration might make her feel, if fleetingly, less like the loneliest woman in London.
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"I miss New York, and that's the loneliest feeling," Nandi Rose Plunkett sings on "Lavender," her second album (coming out on Friday) as Half Waif.
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You got to make your life better, because you can have all the money in the world and be the loneliest person in the world.
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The pup, who has epilepsy and has lived her entire life in a shelter, was dubbed Britain's 'Loneliest Dog' by a U.K. newspaper earlier this year.
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Mr Haig: New data says that young people aged 16 to 24 are the loneliest generation and yet they're the most connected there has ever been.
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On a single day your correspondent boosted its annual passenger numbers by 2000%—just 143 people used it in 214-210, making it Britain's loneliest stop.
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"Found this in the news last week in the U.K. We gave the Loneliest Dog, a role in Transformers," he wrote on Twitter on June 2.
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But Freya isn't just any dog; she is, according to The Mirror, the "world's loneliest dog," because she has spent her entire life in a shelter.
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The couple that sings together … may not always stay together, but they do provide the world with everlasting duets to get us through our loneliest nights.
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Driving around the base, dodging iguanas and passing tent cities with all the empty bench seats behind her, Pradhan looked like the world's loneliest camp counselor.
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Go deeper: Gen Z's move toward interactive storytelling Baby boomers are the loneliest generation Millennials and Gen Z will make up 37% of the 2020 electorate
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I did get a handful of shots while driving down Highway 13 in Nevada (the so-called "Loneliest Road In America") that I was really happy with.
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Before they can leave the summer scouts, they've got to spend twelve hours in the loneliest cabin in the woods and wait for the devil to come.
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Though a rapport is struck between these men — Fish will be hired as Jay's sparring partner — the ring still feels like the loneliest place in the world.
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"Twenty-One Is the Loneliest Number" (season 6, episode 7) And here's the first time Lorelai and Rory consider being cordial to each other since the rift.
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Usually the first week was the worst because I'd have to sit at lunch by myself and sitting at lunch alone is the loneliest feeling on earth.
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Related: Nighttime Is Beautiful in a Series of Moody City Snapshots The Darkness of Night Is this Photographer's Creative Solace A Meditative Photo Series Shows Tokyo's Loneliest Moments
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They handed out some journalism awards, such as "The Loneliest Boy at Fox News" to Shep Smith and "The Bad Bitch Award" to the New Yorker writer Jane Mayer.
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Bramble says he finally found a sense of peace as he was wrapping up his journey in Nevada on what is referred to as The Loneliest Highway in America.
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But you can't just make your life better by making money, because you can have all the money in the world and be the loneliest person in the world.
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"There is only wilderness…it is the largest, loneliest and wildest mountain area in northern Europe", wrote Knut Haukelid, one of the commandos who hid on it in 1943.
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Loneliest 'living fossil' galaxy A sure sign that the Hubble Space Telescope is up and running at full steam again is a pretty picture -- and a discovery, of course.
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More than half of Americans feel lonely, and the youngest cohort in their late teens and early-to-mid-twenties are the loneliest of the bunch (followed closely by millennials).
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But when a problem is one that we created for ourselves, the only way to solve it is all alone, and that is the loneliest kind of problem to have.
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And in a survey of more than 20,000 people, the health insurance company Cigna found that young adults (18- to 22-year-olds) are actually the loneliest generation of all.
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The world's loneliest dog is getting her big break in Hollywood -- and possibly a new home -- thanks to mega director Michael Bay, who just cast the pooch in 'Transformers 5.
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I tried to research what type I'd seen but got distracted by an academic argument about a certain species called the '52 hertz whale', dubbed the 'loneliest animal in the world'.
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With the home team just one win away from their first World Series title since 1988, Ruehle played U2&aposs "One" and "One Is the Loneliest Number" by Three Dog Night.
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"Freshfields is delighted to announce that Freya, 'Britain's loneliest dog' has been cast in the forthcoming Michael Bay movie Transformers 5!" reads a message on the Freshfields Animal Rescue's Facebook page.
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Relatedly, it might be worth noting that The Mirror seems to have a habit of referring to dogs as the "world's loneliest," but I guess that's an issue for another day.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Chin raised, eyes front and inscrutable, face exhausted: it was the most telling image of British Prime Minister Theresa May's loneliest moment, departing parliament after her offer to quit.
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And one of the loneliest things in that song is definitely the line about the line of cars leaving, he's laying on the hood of his in an empty parking lot.
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Dubbed " the world's loneliest man ," the solitary figure is also known as "the Indian of the hole," according to FUNAI, on account of the stave-filled holes he digs to trap animals.
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Some of the loneliest times can be when you are in a crowd of people and wish you weren't, or in a double bed with someone, knowing you are no longer loved.
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Toughie (Died September 20163, 22016)Photo via Atlanta Botanical Garden on FacebookKnown as the "loneliest frog on earth," Toughie—the last fringe-limbed tree frog in the world—died on September 22016, 22017.
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But, on the other hand, both BBC and Office of National Statistics surveys from this year highlighted that 16- to 24-year-old Brits self-identify the loneliest age group in the country.
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The characters often stand out in empty, wide frames, which make Los Angeles feel like the loneliest city in the world, a metropolis full of individuals who believe themselves to be its only inhabitant.
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The "world's loneliest frog," once thought to be the last of its species, now has a girlfriend after scientists in Bolivia trekked to a remote rainforest seeking a mate for the solitary amphibian, named Romeo.
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In the intervening years our world has suffered, their disgusting ranks have expanded to many thousands of species, with a frightening reach that extends even to some of the coldest and loneliest places on Earth.
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Collins was often called "the loneliest man" once he returned to Earth, but he didn't feel that way -- even when he lost contact with Mission Control during his flybys on the far side of the moon.
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From now on, every decision I make will be motivated to do one thing and one thing only: to find my way to Point Nemo, a place in the Pacific Ocean that's the loneliest place on Earth.
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Stan continued to be the world's loneliest man, refusing to talk to Philip (after last week's fight over Stan's ex-wife) but hanging out with Philip's son, Henry, to whom he offered advice on women and cologne.
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Ultimately, it is a window into what Schierano calls "a life within a life," a buzzing, fraternal underground zone that was partially created as a response to living in one of the loneliest cities in the world.
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Microplastics — the result of mismanaged plastic waste tumbled into smaller pieces by the action of waves, sediment, or the sun — have infiltrated the loneliest reaches of the planet, the stomachs of deep-sea creatures, and even the human gut.
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So we set out to gauge the strength and energy of the operations for Democratic rivals Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders by finding Democratic voters in these sparsely populated counties over a three-day journey along the loneliest road.
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"Dealing with my mental illness has been one of the loneliest experiences of my life, so realising there are other people out there, who feel the same, and connecting with them over this project has been amazing," says Timbers.
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I suppose David in human resources has never soundtracked the sting of heartbreak with the gentle caress of "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" on his loneliest of winter nights, gazing out onto the snow-covered splendor of Ottawa?
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"However, in what may be the loneliest defense of Apple I've made in ages, let me just say that even if sales are weaker, this company's been able to triumph over moments of weakness in the past," he argued.
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When director Michael Bay heard about a dog with epilepsy who has lived her entire life in an animal shelter in Liverpool, England, and was dubbed the 'loneliest Dog' by a U.K. newspaper, he decided to do something about it.
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Mary and the Creature eventually meet, and that's where Pride and Prometheus really begins to sing: It's surprisingly touching to witness two of the loneliest and most solipsistic people in literature meet and see their own dark reflections in one another.
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No such ties exist between that trio and the current President, who often criticizes his predecessors and has given no sign of taking advantage of their advice and experience of doing one of the toughest and loneliest jobs in global politics.
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The stridency of her critique of the "glossiness of late capitalism" feels out of step with the rest of the book's subtle analysis — for example, of how society routinely fails the loneliest among us, as happened during the AIDS crisis.
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Mom's lifestyle could be key to childhood obesity, study suggests Coffee linked to longer life in latest study, suggesting it's part of a healthy diet Young Americans are the loneliest, surprising study from Cigna shows The measures appear to be working.
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"In my darkest, and loneliest moment you came into my life like some giant happy baby, and made me laugh and smile," Mr. Jacobs said to Mr. Defrancesco in a video of the ceremony that was played during the party.
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"I know that the loneliest place in the world for David is sitting next to one of the most reviled people of this century," said William N. Nettles, who was the United States attorney for South Carolina when Mr. Roof was indicted.
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The pup with epilepsy was dubbed Britain's "loneliest dog" by a British newspaper and her story caught the eye of movie producer Michael Bay, who decided to cast the pooch in Transformers: The Last Knight with the aim of helping to find her a home.
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Officially designating the loneliest road in 1987, tourism officials even created a passport for travelers to gather stamps along the way -- the reward being a "Highway 50 Survivors Certificate" for those who traveled the desolate 257 miles of the route between Fallon and Ely.
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Research carried out by the Mental Health Foundation suggests 18 to 34 year olds are more likely to feel lonely more often than the over-55s, while last year the Office for National Statistics found London to be the loneliest capital city in Europe.
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That's partially why Roll Call's Maria Mendez called her role "Congress' loneliest job" in a recent profile: While González-Colón represents more American citizens than any other House member, she also has the task of teaching colleagues that Puerto Ricans are citizens at all.
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The loveliest and the loneliest sight in the film is a wide shot of a grassy field, with a pale sun above and, in the bottom right, the small white spectre, plodding along, the hem of his sheet dragging behind like the train of a wedding dress.
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Released last month, the YouGov report called millennials the "loneliest generation" and trumpeted some seemingly made-to-go-viral claims, like the fact that one out of five people between the ages of 23 and 35 reported having zero friends, and that 25 percent said they had no acquaintances.
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For years Mr. Gershwin plugged his songs — with titles like "The Loneliest Heart in Town" and "I Want a Humdinging, Bell-Ringing, Singing and Swinging Love" — around the Brill Building; Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and others flirted with them, he claimed, but either never recorded them or failed to release them.
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And there are deeper indignities still — more piercing than any parking lot glowering or dinner table slight — when John Nadler feels the full weight of his status as America's loneliest supporter of Donald J. Trump: Acquaintances in the hometown Mr. Nadler has known for nearly three decades will not look him in the eye.
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"This simulation, one of the most sophisticated ever run, suggests that the black holes at the centre of every galaxy are helping to send matter into the loneliest places in the universe," noted study lead author Markus Haider from the the Institute of Astro- and Particle Physics at the University of Innsbruck in Austria in a statement.
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But really it's about being a teenager, and feeling at once as though you are on the cusp of some great and terrifying change and also as though nothing in your life will ever really change and you will be trapped forever; as though you are surrounded by people and yet are the loneliest person in the world.
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Tim Stevenson, who has been canvassing for Sanders as many as five days a week around Carson City—near the starting point of Nevada's stretch of the "loneliest road" heading east—described the 2016 Democratic contest as "a real watershed moment" as he stood at the doorstep of a potential caucus-goer in Jacks Valley earlier this week.
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But it can often feel that the luxury of time has been accompanied by a heightened, commensurate craving for love: Part of the modern condition is wondering who might love us and how that love might be more perfectly expressed, and animals' new duty is to answer both of those problems, to make this loneliest of ages feel a little less lonely.
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One of the most provocative approaches to this question comes from Friedrich Nietzsche, whose doctrine of the eternal return asks this: "What if some day or night a demon were to steal after you into your loneliest loneliness and say to you: 'This life as you now live it and have lived it, you will have to live once more and innumerable times more'"?
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"When we're all cohabiting but not necessarily romantically entwined, it's possible to feel deeply lonely, even when your house is full of people and you're going out all the time," says 28-year-old Rachel, who works in advertising in London—identified by studies as one of the loneliest regions in the UK. "Shagging people you don't love can make you feel lonely," Rachel continues.
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