Sentence examples for bereft at from inspiring English sources

She was so bereft at the end".

And I felt a bit bereft at that point.

But if we feel bereft at his passing, we can always join the Dickens Fellowship.

Many are bereft at the mall's demolition, as though suffering the death of a pet.

But mostly she was bereft at the conclusion, whatever it would be.

And yet I have never felt so bereft at the death of any public figure.

Reading the message, I felt bereft, as I had at the train station in Naples, saying goodbye when we first parted.

The fine production of Lear for which this was preparation and by it which was so profoundly informed was his last at the National; released from his chains, he feels bereft, but at his farewell party, he quotes William Shawn: "Whatever our roles we did something quite wonderful together.

Bereft and at times despairing, he is also alone: his wife, Susan, goes back to Minnesota soon after Kate's death, and having been part of a family of three, with a busy professional life as a landscape gardener, he becomes, almost instantly, the inhabitant of a house that "held its silence like a solid volume".

In his version of Hopper's bereft "Office at Night," the secretary asks her boss, "Will you be needing any more repressed sexual tension before I leave for the day, sir?" Crawford filled many of his drawings and canvases with gangsters.

Although it was a show of his undying love for me, I was bereft both at the physical discomfort and the idea that someone other than my big sister would want to physically harm me.