No man is an island (entire of itself) quote
Nobody is completely independent; everybody is a part of the society and must depend on others to thrive.
As soon as I tried to do everything on my own, I realized that no man is an island.
You know you can't finish the project all alone, right? Remember, no man is an island!
No man is an island, so you should let somebody help you sometimes.
To spend a great deal of time together
To live in the same home together.
People who are in love will overcome any difficulty to be together. (Sometimes used ironically to imply that someone is in love with something he or she is attempting to be near).
The expression was from the sermon Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions and Seuerall Steps in my Sicknes - Meditation XVII - one of a series of essays written by the English poet John Donne when he was seriously ill in the winter of 1623.
"No man is an island,
entire of itself;
every man is a piece of the continent,
a part of the main."