| I was originally thinking of solitaries, but I guess alienation might work just as well. |
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| Similarly, ask a roomful of Pagan solitaries what their religion is, and you are as likely as not to get a similar number of answers. |
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| As community members and solitaries, we need to be aware of our own personal path before we step into the larger community. |
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| Our covens and groves are as sovereign as our solitaries, and they need to remain so. |
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| I have met solitaries that did write their own rituals out, but when it came down to writing a ritual to involve others they were at a loss. |
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| The virtue of this production is that it reminds us that most of Chekhov's characters are solitaries trapped inside their own skins. |
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| This question applies with particular acuteness to the situation of hermits or solitaries. |
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| The Pagan literature aimed at beginners, the vast majority of whom are solitaries, always praises the virtues of an outdoor ritual. |
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| Accordingly Oram encases the vast garden-jungle set inside a circular drum, implying that Williams's characters are themselves deranged solitaries. |
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| An unique piece but Van den Berk Nurseries has more of these special solitaries on its plots. |
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| That was witnessed by saint shenouda, the head of solitaries and his disciple father wessa who wrote that down in his document. |
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| Moreover, by attaching rocks that held a solitary barnacle to rocks that held twenty or more, Mauck and Harkless forced solitaries to become part of a group. |
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| Frostian solitaries love to challenge fate and to assert their hard-won visionary power while deprecating their epiphanic achievement with comic whimsy. |
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| We have no degrees or initiations, although a few members have expressed an interest in having initiations because, as solitaries, they feel they missed this group experience. |
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| Before I started on this path, I assumed all solitaries were lonely, removed from the Pagan community, or just plain not serious about their spirituality. |
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| Turvey said gibbon-watchers did not know whether it was limited habitat, human development or some other reason that was stopping these solitaries starting up new family groups, but closer monitoring of them could reveal why. |
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| About the age of 30 Macarius retired to the desert of Scete, where for 60 years he lived as a hermit among the scattered settlements of other solitaries. |
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