Sentence examples for desolate reality from inspiring English sources
The Whites would be a famous, and desolate, reality show.
Today, a desolate reality has taken hold at the legendary amusement park.
In the depths of the Depression, such ideas mirrored the nation's desolate reality; thus, as President Roosevelt's agriculture secretary, Wallace won near-universal consent for a farm program designed to limit production, subsidize growers and raise prices.
Even when she was in the 2002 horror movie Eight Legged Freaks, come to think of it, I'm pretty sure I remember seeing some of the older male giant monster-spiders looking at Scarlett piningly, exchanging shy smiles with her, before scuttling off home to contemplate the desolate reality of their monster-spider marriages and careers.
He noted, "In terms of its mood, 'Love Is Blindness' had the dark, sensual and decadent feel of pre-war Berlin", adding that the lyric "Love is blindness / I don't want to see" was "a desolate acknowledgement of the terrible reality that it is sometimes better not to know".
In reality, Grand Avenue is a desolate thoroughfare, virtually pedestrian-free, and MOCA, because of its poor location, draws only two hundred and thirty thousand visitors a year.
In a metaphorical land not far from reality, a beautiful palace rises from a desolate plain of want and envy.
Sian Proctor, a geology professor who previously lived in a simulated desolate environment as one of the stars of the reality-television series "The Colony," proclaimed that lunch on April 21st was "amazing".
In it, Dedalus wanders across a desolate beach, closes his eyes, and ponders the shifting nature of reality and the disconnect between his inner self and the external world.
But for all their supernatural and surrealist flights, their frequent lapses into trance states, the films remain concretely rooted in their physical realities: the ominous expanses of American exurbia, the eerily desolate Lower Manhattan of the mid-1980s.
In "Let the Good Times Roll," she talks to an unseen cameraman named Dave (Ms. Dodge in reality) whom she met when they each mistakenly turned up at the same desolate and windy spot in the desert looking for an outdoor rock concert.
