Sentence examples similar to I feel desolated from inspiring English sources
Somewhere in half-sleep, with the television on because I feel desolate with the wind blowing outside and the sea mist clotting the streets, I realize that the silent twins' story has upset all my expectations.
If David Cameron were to recommend a "Yes" vote but lose the referendum, he would have to resign, while a hundred or so Europhiles who had devoted their lives to the European cause would feel desolated.
"I felt desolate," he says.
"I felt desolate because I was so indifferent to my work," Mr. Dreyfuss said.
He led me through the darkness, and every time I felt desolate and depressed, he would say the right thing.
"I wish I'd known what I know now because I felt desolate and for the pendulum to swing so far around, that has put a smile back on my face, it's hardly worth believing.
(P50) I felt desolate when I was first diagnosed.
When a child dies, the pain and devastation of loss can feel desolating.
It's the kind of thing I imagine Simon Gray being as funny about as he must have felt desolated about at the time.
In the mornings I could feel desolate, abandoned.
