loner

In a sense, he was sort of like a loner.

He always seemed to be a bit of a loner.

He had been a loner all his life, but never alone.

She would have to be a loner for the rest of her life.

At the beginning of the book, he is a loner, looking into the groups from the outside.

But there are times when even a loner needs company.

In the current art market, though, they feel like loners.

I wanted him to be happy, but he was always a loner.

And after that, for a long time Michael was a loner.

But each of the staff is, in fact, a loner.

I think that's why I've always been kind of a loner.

To my mind, she's always been too much of a loner.

This guy's past history showed him to be a loner.

The man is such a loner it took us eight books to find out he had a mother.

She was apparently a loner there and never had many friends.

New York is something of a loner in this respect.

It took her even loner to die, for the same reason.

"There's a kind of person that can be a good friend and is still a loner inside."

In a public high school, she said, he made a few friends but remained a loner.

Not true of her, though; she was a loner and knew it.

"There have been many women, but I continue to be a loner."

"For a while we felt like loners on the scene."

But he was not the loner of legend, his friends say.

He also seemed very much a loner in the chamber.

Everyone says he was a loner, just like in Dallas.