Sentence examples for describing barren from inspiring English sources

Artur G. Couto Duarte, writing for O Estado de Minas, described Sepultura's soundscapes as "stories describing barren worlds where disease, hunger, torture and death reign supreme".

On Sunday, the New York Times published a story about the Trump administration's latest onslaught against immigrant children, describing "a barren tent city on a sprawling patch of desert in West Texas" where more than 1,600 kids had been deposited.

Duffy's narration describes the barren witch craving a child "like a bonfire yearning for a match".

He describes how barren his life was 10 years back, and ends with a characteristically heartfelt, sawn-off sentence, a kind of credo or manifesto: "Loving everything that increases me".

He found that the nomadic communities in the desert state of Rajasthan used a large number of words to describe the barren landscape, including ones for how man and animal separately experience the sandy nothingness.

The 2002 song, which describes the barren streetscape and drug culture of downtown, doesn't include the abbreviation anywhere in the lyrics.

President Hoover did not know then that what he was really describing was the barren frontier of America racism.

(That Gillard is unmarried and does not have children has long been a source of outrage for her opponents, one of whom described her as "barren").

Jeering at her broken marriage and lack of children, it described her as barren and not up to running her personal life, let alone a country.Karadzic loyalists still control four out of five main television transmitters in the Serb entity at Doboj, Lopare, Pale and Trebinje as well as most of the relay stations that link them.

Her negative opinions of the building included the public space of Girard Park which she describe as a "barren, virtually unusable piece of concrete".

A bearded Stewart took to the stage, describing life after TV as "a barren wasteland.