Sentence examples for desolate air from inspiring English sources

Jaunty rhythms are layered into a feisty canvas in "Bold and Defiant," and slow, murky musings lend a desolate air to "Suppressed".

Nonetheless, the desultory, desolate air of a kingdom running on empty is beautifully evoked with Caroline Faber's heavily pregnant Goneril hinting of the Thatcherite coldness of a woman who will devour her own young if the need arises.

It hung straight to her waist like a tent, giving her pale face and gaunt figure a curiously desolate, rapt air, like a priestess emptied out by the rites of her cult.

It was vast, desolate, and barren, and the air was full of flies.

After searching for several months through the Southwestern United States, he settled on Rodeo — a desolate area with very little air traffic, making it safe to fly.

It felt as though I'd starred in a post-apocalyptic movie, set in a desolate future-world where the air was unbreathable and there was nothing left to do bar build nuclear bunkers and walk around with Will Smith shooting machine-guns at mutated super-rats.

"It does have an air of being bleak and desolate," he says.

The atmosphere was desolate".

Up beyond the treeline we trekked into a suddenly desolate realm of scree and lichen, the rarefied air making every uphill step seem a little steeper.

They are said to lack air support, which seems peculiar: if you can stream across desolate reaches of the cosmos, you should, as a rule, be able to rustle up a couple of choppers.

I think back on awful interludes of my own and how reassuring it was to have another person occupy that desolate place along with me, to sit with me and breathe the same air.