Sentence examples for desolate feeling from inspiring English sources

It left me with a desolate feeling".

Every hallway has empty classrooms, giving the school a desolate feeling.

THERE is something both exhilarating and exhausting about super-hipness — its demands can inspire both admiration and a slightly desolate feeling.

Standing on a dusty red desert plain, gazing up at a speck of light, knowing it's Earth and that there is no hope of returning, strikes me as the loneliest and most desolate feeling.

Watching Neil Kinnock concede defeat, I remember the sick, desolate feeling of knowing that millions would continue to suffer because we had failed to convince voters we had changed.

And as winter came, and the deepening chill matched his desolate feelings, he continued, never skipping a day.

Hirsch's stanzas are also unpunctuated, which allows them to move adroitly and to bear what the poet C. K. Williams described to me as "both trivial things and grandly non-trivial things" — Gabriel's antics, his humor and presence, but also the weight of Hirsch's own desolate feelings.

She is scorned, bewildered, humiliated and desolate, often feeling cursed by God.

She calls it "compromising" and says that it leaves her feeling desolate.

I stood up, feeling desolate that the interview had come to an end.

I got off the bus and stood on the slope at the bus stop for a while, feeling desolate and alone.