Sentence examples for desolation of a from inspiring English sources

Except I've experienced the desolation of a lost toy.

Wilson is especially good at conveying the desolation of a Hedda confined in a meaningless marriage.

The desolation of a life lived in compromise is brought home to him in a haze of pot smoke.

As Eva, she conveys the desolation of a life made meaningless, first by the lonely challenges of motherhood, then by tragedy.

The key to overcoming the desolation of a missed kick, Brotzman and other kickers and coaches said, is camaraderie and support.

"Where is everybody?" This empty road in India had the familiar desolation of a road in an absurd dream from which you woke up sweating.

Thus begins the struggle of an increasingly fragile woman and a boy on the verge of adolescence to survive the frigid desolation of an Arctic winter.

Even in the desolation of an airport lounge at midnight, Viktor is too pure, we realize, to entertain the ghost of a dirty thought.

Donald Justice, in full Donald Rodney Justice (born August 12 , 1925 Miami, Florida, U.S. died August 6, 2004, Iowa City, Iowa) American poet and editor best known for finely crafted verse that frequently illuminates the pain of loss and the desolation of an unlived life.

They zoom off to Austria, leaving behind his pregnant wife, played by Katie Holmes with the unmistakable desolation of an actor who can't believe she is saddled with near-silent spouse roles before the age of 40.

August 12 , 1925Miami, Florida August 6, 2004 Iowa City, Iowa Donald Justice, in full Donald Rodney Justice (born August 12 , 1925 Miami, Florida, U.S. died August 6, 2004, Iowa City, Iowa) American poet and editor best known for finely crafted verse that frequently illuminates the pain of loss and the desolation of an unlived life.