loner

Some (such as in Munich) are the work of deluded loners, others (as in Nice) by a deluded loner preyed upon by a terrorist operator.

And Ms Wyatt, 47, wrote in the Mail on Sunday: "Like many loners, he has a compensating need to be liked.

Women who walk by themselves are sodomized by loners.

The weirdest thing about Fox's new sitcom "Weird Loners'' is that no one ever used that title for a sitcom before.

You can see them everywhere Unsmiling faces, full of despair; Loners Unwilling to mix for one reason or another Hiding away, running for cover; Loners A child in the schoolyard, stood in the corner Looks with longing at his mates at play Gulps back a tear, who knows?

Loners understand the sanctity of those moments, but the truth is that we're not true loners.

Sydney, May 23 ( ANI ): Terror outfits are using social networking giant Facebook to recruit loners from Western nations like Australia to their cause, a leading counter-terrorism expert has claimed.

Loners were instructed to dart off into more open water if two other fish crowded nearby.

And though there have been notable exceptions, most of these fictional detectives have been emotional cripples, loners who were long on brains and determination but decidedly short on warmth and affection.

They invariably tend to be loners, alienated from the various social groups.

Loners and loneliness inform all these perfs, but none more so than George Clooney's (Oscar winner for "Syriana") heartbreaking turn as the debonair, soulless yet ultimately self-aware hatchet man in "Up in the Air," a constant traveler happiest at 30,000 feet, insulated from messy human drama.