Sentence examples for bereft into from inspiring English sources
I discovered Tolkien at about 14 and spent many happy months in Middle Earth before emerging, blinking and bereft into the harsh light of reality.
But it also contrasts rather comically with the ducks that so lyrically flew away from the Sopranos' backyard pool in the first season, driving a bereft Tony into therapy.
As long as it's judged to be within the bounds of personal use, gate search teams will dump any drugs found into the amnesty box and send their bereft owners on into the festival.
The final scene, with a bereft Hoffmann hammered into a coffin while singing a wheezing Don Giovanni duet, was a powerful example.
And when he escorts Ms. Kirwan's achingly bereft Valerie out into a world whose scars exist to haunt her still, one can't help but feel that a play that knocks at the door of death contains the capacity for what just might be thought of as more life.
Through his research, journalist Martin Flanagan concluded that Wills was "utterly bereft of insight into himself", and football historian Gillian Hibbins described Wills as "an overbearing and undisciplined young man who tended to blame others for his troubles and was more interested in winning a game than in respecting sporting rules".
Dunn grew up culturally bereft in the nineteen-eighties, but parlayed a modest knowledge of pop music into a job at Rolling Stone.
Sookie Stackhouse and her undead pals on the steamy summer hit "True Blood" have pumped new ratings blood into HBO, bereft after losing "The Sopranos" and stupidly passing on "Mad Men".
Still, he overdosed on other drugs at least five times and at 25 died of one final overdose in December 2011, turning his father, a retired New York City fire lieutenant, into a bereft chronicler of Suboxone abuse.
He refers to our oceans as being turned into "cemeteries bereft of color and life".
It is these workers who not only breathe life back into the bereft genocide survivor, but who also help that survivor re-ignite her own spark.
