Sentence examples for desolation that from inspiring English sources
All I remember is the picture of her life, and the speechless desolation that filled me".
Nothing can prepare you for the utter desolation that is Europe's finest, most diverse floral treasure trove.
Yet, she still peers sorrowfully over her shoulder, with the look of desolation that so stirred Hawthorne's heart, he wrote of her often in his novel.
He pointed out that Beckett's stripped-down art was conceived during a time of postwar desolation that "is really inconceivable for us now".
It was more important to find a way into a raw desolation that stands apart from everyday fripperies of sport and controversy, celebrities and prizes.
While he is often gently humorous in his verse, the sense of desolation that was never far below the surface of his mind is revealed in many of his poems, notably "The Castaway".
Take, for example, the magazine dated June 16 , 1945 in which we see a "Desolation Note" that does not look quite desolate enough to us: "The Minister of Reconstruction in the present Italian government is Signor Ruin".
He is also working hard to reduce blight around the city, ensuring that city doesn't look like it does in the popular "desolation porn" that characterizes the city.
But there was no desolation on that block, Ms. Warner.
What could she put against the desolation of that moment, watching the ship start its engines again.
"Faith was the sound of extreme desolation because that's how we felt at the time," he says.
