Sentence examples for desolate worlds from inspiring English sources

Throughout his writing career the influential SF author explored the philosophy of solipsism, an individual's sense that they're the only real, significant part of the universe – a feeling that No Man's Sky and its millions of desolate worlds seems to be engendering in players.

Light glints in the murky pool of the Third, yet it occupies that same desolate world as its successor.

Noah is an ambitious piece of work, set initially in a scorched, desolate world, both antediluvian and post-apocalyptic.

The characters who take their own lives seem to find no difference between one desolate world and another.

Speaking of faith, both Alicia and Nick think they can leave and find new homes, showing remarkable belief in a desolate world.

John Turturro plays Hamm, a blind man trying to give definition to the surrounding desolate world, with only his miserable servant, Clov, to guide him, and his parents -- Ms. Stritch and Alvin Epstein -- to annoy him.

The PC game Fallout Tactics includes a librarian in a desolate world who wants the player to find his missing glasses so he can read his books.

Thus Pandora was born -- born out of need and desperation, born out of a longing and desire, the key to being free of the desolate world of shyness.

Men have such grandiose ideas of how they would be in a future desolate world, but I doubt most humans could come up to the anti-hero status.

A Fistful of Dollars proved a landmark in the development of spaghetti Westerns, with Leone depicting a more lawless and desolate world than traditional westerns, and challenging American stereotypes of a western hero with a morally ambiguous antihero.

I wanted them to feel their back was against the wall, but I wanted them to be stumbling through a desolate world where a prison seems like a reasonable place to hide.