Sentence examples for bleak solitude from inspiring English sources
The album is a marvel of isolation and bleak solitude.
One never really believes in Nashe's bleak solitude, or in David Zimmer's alcoholic grief.
There is his reworking of Romantic soliloquy, as in "Rain": "Rain, midnight rain, nothing but the wild rain / On this bleak hut, and solitude, and me / Remembering again that I shall die".
She has come to read and write in bleak and utter solitude, largely because, as she grimly recognizes, it is her nature to be "pointlessly at odds with everything".
He lets us glimpse Chow's suffering only in the tiny intervals after he leaves a companion; then the smiling bonhomie or flirtatiousness falls away, revealing the bleak eyes and weary solitude of a man in thrall to a perverse fidelity: the refusal to heal.
One shudders to think how this film would be experienced in VR. "Thy Father's Chair" is in some ways a bleak story, a portrait of helplessness and solitude.
The park has returned to its customary bleak winter self, and its inhabitants to their chilly solitude.
He loves the solitude of Clee and thinks even the harsh and bleak weather that clings to the hill brings has a unique beauty.
Sometimes they are five adjacent solitudes with cartoon-like personal quirks, like a bleak sibling version of the Spice Girls (the pretty one, the smart one, the weird one, the oldest, "mean one, pulling my hair …").
In winter, her solitude is restored, though she conceded that winter on the water can get bleak.
