Sentence examples for desolate look from inspiring English sources

Outside, swirling snow and litter added to the desolate look.

Scorsese's The King of Comedy (1983), which offered a desolate look at the hazards of celebrity, won critical praise but little public interest, whereas Sergio Leone's epic Once upon a Time in America (1984) suffered from postproduction studio interference, as did Terry Gilliam's futuristic satire Brazil (1985).

For me, that haggard, desolate look on Mrs. Spitzer's face two months ago said it all.

He stated that the links courses gave the game "a somewhat desolate look and feel", and that, "Historic or not, the scenery is downright dull".

The 100km long road from Chikwawa to Nsanje has a desolate look and it feels as if Lake Malawi has repositioned itself right here.

Because the Batman's parents were killed by a petty street criminal (or the Joker, depending upon which movie you watch) early in his life, they're represented by a couple of headstones, set next to a desolate looking Batman.

The country was desolate looking, and the soil was rocky and slaty.

"It was a concrete thoroughfare in an area where there are lots of factories with high walls, it was desolate, looked abandoned and aggressive, and was the kind of place that you didn't want to be, especially as a woman on your own.

The place was pretty miserable and desolate looking.

Sharp wisps of fire augment scenes that formerly were dreary and desolate, looking as if the last inhabitants inside the home are a longtime gone.

Anyone who thinks poverty is not pretty would have to think twice after seeing this artfully desolate-looking film version of Frank McCourt's boyhood memoir.