Sentence examples for all the desolation from inspiring English sources

In the midst of all the desolation is the cheery mini-hit Little Bit, a dance track that brings to mind fellow Swede Robyn.

The tree was central to my staging; when it started to sprout leaves in act two, that sent a powerful message to oppressed people - it suggested new life and resolution, an image of hope against all the desolation.

Although its songs had all the somber desolation of its fellow grunge bands, Jerry Cantrell's guitar riffs and Mr. Staley's nasal yowl quickly pushed Alice in Chains onto mainstream radio, without the kind of resistance that makes underground legends.

Amidst the despair and disbelief rose some real heroes whose true concern and efforts gave us all hope that from the desolation, New Orleans would be reborn.

"is chargeable with all the evils, all the horrors of the war: all the effusion of blood, the desolation of families, the rapine, the acts of violence, the ravages, the conflagrations, are his works and his crimes.

In the same spirit, "A Guide to Being Born," by Ramona Ausubel, the author of "No One Is Here Except All of Us," deals with the desolation and surreptitious thrills that come to us through ownership of a body and its accompanying life.

Despite all this desolation and depression, however, "Still Life" is an extremely beautiful movie: the river and the green mountains on both sides of it extend into the distance in majestic panoply; gray clouds hang over the scene like painted backdrops.

The desolation extends all the way from Brussels to Stalingrad.

But amid all this desolation Trump gains three things.

And yet, despite the desolation, individual monitors all over the world maintained heroic vigils.

Vowing to avoid all attempts at good cheer — and thereby the desolation of disappointment — he ignores last-minute invitations left on his machine.