Sentence examples for desolate condition from inspiring English sources

Distressed at news of the desolate condition of Jerusalem, Nehemiah obtained permission from Artaxerxes to journey to Palestine to help rebuild its ruined structures.

The Social Patrol of the Odessa NGO "Way Home" found him together with a group of other children huddled somewhere in a basement in desolate condition.

Or, in the context of today's news, we may be less likely to deport Honduran children back to the desolate conditions from which they have fled.

Scores of poor half-widows, who do not come from wealthy families in Kashmir, are living in desolate conditions and suffering psychological illnesses connected to war conflict, including an inclination towards suicide.

Though many lives at Stung Meanchey have changed for the better, some families are enduring desolate conditions just to enrol their kids in the programmes and have a chance of getting a house.

They are especially worried about so-called poverty migration and the influx of Roma as "they often end up living in desolate conditions in houses only fit for demolition", the document says.In the Netherlands, the PVV, an anti-immigrant party, set up a website early last year where Dutch citizens could lodge their complaints about immigrants from central and eastern Europe.

The musician performed "La Mancha," his take on a song his father would sing when working in Mexico in desolate conditions, altering the verses to more adequately suit his own experiences, describing the deception of travelling north in search of the American dream.

As the name suggests, Beirut Youth is a hyper-focalized photographic exploration of the multiplicity of young identities in the Lebanese capital, one that doesn't seek to promote the typical narrative of desolate conditions or harmful indoctrination that typically accompany Western explorations of the Middle East.

He was 50, and his domestic conditions became desolate: he was an authoritarian, unkind father to his three daughters and could not expect much warmth or care in return.

Even if the race record is broken that would still require the solo competitors racing 24 hours a day, seven days a week for 12 weeks in the most desolate and dangerous of conditions on earth, a total of 84 days.

But many are more consequential, such as avoiding public transit rather than facing conditions, like desolate and poorly lit bus stops, that make them feel unsafe. .