Aloneness used in a sentence

Aloneness in a sentence as a noun

Work is such a large part of our lives, doing it alone is a pretty large commitment to aloneness.

Part of the issue is noise, but part of the issue is desired aloneness, or personal space.

The bigger issue is true aloneness without that pesky internet.

"Loneliness" and "aloneness" are two distinct and separate things.

The art is to configure one's environment in such a way that balances aloneness and social contact.

That's when you have to trick it into accepting aloneness and nointernetness by giving it something better to do. Or simply forcing it to accept its fate.

A person may enjoy aloneness using a computer to collaborate and do work without being lonely.

But now I feel that if we can make happiness and aloneness as our choices, we become so powerful in our inner world which makes us really strong in spirit.

I agree but I'm sure most of the people on social networks use it due to loneliness and not aloneness, except those who use it for professional purposes.

I think they're doing fine for their original target audience - naive users - but I'm cautious about their constant change and go-it-aloneness.

I wonder if something like this eventually happens on every living world, and if the overrunning species generally comes to harbour a comforting superstition that basic biology doesn't apply to it in its magnificent superior aloneness?

Proper Noun Examples for Aloneness

> Aloneness is not lonelinessIsn't "aloneness" what English-speaking people usually call solitude?