Sentence examples for desolate and lonely from inspiring English sources
For weeks, he'd been traversing a desolate and lonely stretch of desert through Arizona and Nevada.
If that is a cure, it is homeopathic; for the desolate and lonely, only wilderness and solitude.
West successfully hints that Essendine's future alone with "an apple and a good book" may not be the peaceful heaven he believes, but desolate and lonely because hell is not other people, it is facing yourself.
The cool and calm autumn when the financially necessary but not much wanted tourists have stopped coming and the beaches are wide and empty, the clifftops desolate and lonely and the small Cornish coves and villages once again bearable in their relative emptiness.
What I was not expecting was Fallout 76 to feel as desolate and lonely as it does.
It's awfully dark, desolate and lonely.
In truth, Blanchard writes so well that even her quiet descriptions of desolate towns and lonely people are good enough to rattle the rafters.
"Weegee captured night in New York back when it was lonely and desolate and scary," said Tim McLoughlin, editor of the "Brooklyn Noir" anthology series, the third volume of which has just been published by Akashic Books.
There's no Do You Realize??-type grand anthem, but the brilliant, menacing, You Lust (which begins with Coyne's echoey threat, "You got a lot of nerve to fuck with me") and the desolate, lonely title track are as catchy as anything in the top 10.
Kuhn's ruggedly tolling folk-theme Transmitting is a highlight; Shepp's free-ballad Nina curls and smokes; the jaunty Drivin' Miss Daisy joins squawky tenor to long-lined blues piano improv; Ornette Coleman's Lonely Woman is echoingly desolate; and Sophisticated Lady releases the notes of the famous melody as if they are shy about emerging from the shadows.
