loner造句

Even being a loner is not so terrible.

By then he was a penniless, eccentric loner.

Drucker thought of himself as a loner, as someone well outside the mainstream of management education. "I have always been a loner," he said once.

There is your classic heroic hero, willing and un-willing heroes, group orientated and loner heroes, anti-heroes, tragic heroes, trickster heroes and loner heroes.

Drucker thought of himself as a loner, as someone well outside the mainstream of management education.

He was a loner who claims he didn't have any friends because he didn't want any.

But an only child isn't necessarily a loner, misfit and brat.

He chose to be a loner, going to classes and to the library on his own.

“I have always been a loner,” he said once. “I work best outside. That's where I'm most effective.

How can you motivate a person to be a team player after a long period of time as a loner?

He was something of a loner, and his early pursuits included studying magic tricks and ham radio.

He quickly finds that he's besotted, that he'll do anything for her, even befriend her awkward, loner brother, John.

Being a loner, he never really talked to her before so he takes this opportunity to grab a cup of coffee with her.

The new movie stars Jake Gyllenhaal, who invited Jones to lunch after seeing the writer-director’s BAFTA Award-winning loner-in-space picture.

Even if you don't think you'll get along with certain people in the office, give it a shot. If it doesn't work out, you can always just go back to being a loner.

Of course, he’s best known for his role on "Stargate Atlantis" (the best of the Stargates), in which he plays a loner, reluctant hero, meathead warrior with an exotic look.

An energetic and plain-speaking woman who gives the impression of being untroubled by self-doubt, Holt has little time for the idea that Breivik was just a deranged loner who came out of nowhere.