Sentence examples for bereft the from inspiring English sources

Bereft, the whole of England grieves:.

She made the song impulsive, languid, tender and then bitterly bereft; the audience was hushed, enthralled.

Because the government now seems intellectually bereft, the hyperbolists have forgotten the ideas it did once have.

Because the economy was so bereft, the communist government decided to convert a plant that made motorcycles and tractors into a car factory.

By Eugene Kinkead The New Yorker, January 27 , 1951P. 53 Bereft, the whole of England grieves: View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By T.

Bereft, the friends interrogate Rell's drug dealer neighbor (Will Forte in James-Franco-from-Spring-Breakers mode), learning that a Los Angeles drug titan (Method Man) is behind the robbery.

The swing has been absent and the Angels bereft in the first month of the season.

President Obama, warm, friendly, shaking hands, hugging the bereft, is the opposite.

The king then pulled the Royal Union Flag from the central figure of Canada Bereft and the military band played the Last Post.

But what if you're so engaged with the fiction of the world, you feel bereft when the narrative is over and the author has signed off?

But Kenyans remain, as colonial logic demanded, the other, bereft of the features and feelings that establish our common humanity.