Sentence examples for desolate and isolated from inspiring English sources

It's not easy finding someone who loves working in desolate and isolated environments.

Consequently, the Soviet government, always eager to save money in the transportation sector, concluded that building a series of airports scattered throughout the more desolate and isolated parts of the country would be far more economically efficient to than to build thousands of miles of roads (and/or railroads) for automobile/train travel.

I know what it feels like to be scared, and sad, and isolated, and desolate.

Initially playing to local Aboriginal communities, outback sheep stations and isolated townships, they toured Australia's hottest, dustied and desolate regions, developing a loose, soulful rock-reggae-country sound.

Depressingly realistic scenes result: desolate towns, isolated families and public services pushed to collapse.

The desolate, isolating grief lifted, and I realized that we would have many more moments like this.

Yet, something about Mendocino feels isolated and desolate, powerfully so, inspiring feelings of awe, eeriness and even a bit of menace.

It's very isolated and desolate at the Usher house.

Once isolated and desolate, cut off from the rest of the city, Comuna 13 is now lively and vibrant.

"A set of stereotypes has grown up that older persons are sick, poor, enfeebled, isolated and desolated," she wrote much later, in 1975, in an article for The New York Times.

Isolated, insomniac and haunted by his mistakes, Charles turns from an abuser of his legitimate power into a desolate and cornered figure.