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lone wolf

NOUN
  1. a person who avoids the company or assistance of others

How To Use lone wolf In A Sentence

  • Glen is a lone wolf and seldom joins in the activities of the neightbourhood.
  • Back in the aforementioned comments thread, Matthew (Warren Peace Sings the Blues) Brady looked to Ogami Itto from Lone Wolf and Cub (Dark Horse): “Probably not the best father, but quite possibly the awesomest.” Daddies dearest
  • With the President calling a "lone wolf attacker" the biggest U.S. threat, the need to channelize the anger of these lone wolves from gun to pen could not be greater. Dr. Faheem Younus: Waging The Jihad Of The Pen
  • In the world of manga, one of the greatest series of all time is Lone Wolf and Cub.
  • A lone wolf howled under the full moon.
  • You are the don, and a bit of a lone wolf. Times, Sunday Times
  • Peter, your drollish "wolf by itself a lone wolf, one might say" reminded me of a line in an Ed McBain novel I read recently. The girl who kicked the publisher's keister for misplacing an apostrophe
  • M. O'BRIEN: Do you think that in London they'll vote to move what they call summertime to match us or are we going to be the lone wolf in all of this for quite a long time? CNN Transcript Mar 9, 2007
  • Playing the lone wolf is gutsy, but be prepared for professional and social death.
  • A derivative of Japan's long samurai-manga tradition (especially Lone Wolf and Cub), it has the requisite tangled storyline and some thrilling, plasmic exchanges rendered with a prodigious brush.
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