Sentence examples for a desolate image from inspiring English sources

"The Lost Book" ends with a desolate image of the afterlife as an extension of a purgatorial existence, when O'Brien addresses his father's ghost: Was there another world, where you belonged, Or one more corridor where you still sit, rereading With the patience of a lifetime Last week's paper, hoping it might yield To scrutiny and show the outcome changed?

So does the weirdly desolate image of a man in a hat standing at the edge of a wide, sun-baked parking lot occupied by just five cars.

Printed in a rich array of blacks and grays fading into dusty white, the desolate image seems sooty.

There's a real person attached to her X-ray, who sometimes reveals the flip side of her desolate image.

The desolate image of environmental havoc above is real no CGI, no Photoshop, no illusions.

What Elmgreen and Dragset's Welfare Show presents us with is less an installation, more a state of mind - or rather, a state of being that proceeds by a series of desolate images, all of which are disturbing, not least because of their unhinged familiarity.

His series Souvenir d'un futur (Memory of a Future) features desolate images of the housing projects coupled with portraits of the senior citizens who call the towers home.

Bereft of belief, bereft of optimism, they dwell on desolate images in a palette robbed of light.

These enigmatic and breathtakingly desolate images, shot by Dewald Aukema, seem to embody an idea of Absolute North, or of the cold, compassless exile that Britain might resemble to immigrants from warmer places.

"Eureka" is determined that every last one of its desolate images sinks in.

"Eureka," which the New York Film Festival is showing this morning at Alice Tully Hall, is determined that every last one of its desolate images sinks in.