Sentence examples for felt desolated from inspiring English sources
It's the kind of thing I imagine Simon Gray being as funny about as he must have felt desolated about at the time.
If David Cameron were to recommend a "Yes" vote but lose the referendum, he would have to resign, while a hundred or so Europhiles who had devoted their lives to the European cause would feel desolated.
When a child dies, the pain and devastation of loss can feel desolating.
"I felt desolate," he says.
"When all the people left, it felt desolate.
The scale of the building lent it a vestigial grandeur, but it felt desolate and Ozymandian.
It felt desolate, but this was not a place of abandoned meaning.
"I felt desolate because I was so indifferent to my work," Mr. Dreyfuss said.
He has been away racing most of the year, and his apartment near Lake Geneva felt desolate to him.
He led me through the darkness, and every time I felt desolate and depressed, he would say the right thing.
"I wish I'd known what I know now because I felt desolate and for the pendulum to swing so far around, that has put a smile back on my face, it's hardly worth believing.
