Sentence examples for forlorn language from inspiring English sources
"Studying the university's history," Christensen and Eyring wrote, "will allow us to move beyond the forlorn language of crisis to hopeful and practical strategies for success".
Manji, a devout but controversially reformist Muslim, is the author of The Trouble With Islam Today; she also does things like post an imam's defense of interfaith marriage on her Web site in multiple languages, so that forlorn Romeos and Juliets may show it, as she says, to "conservative parents and bigoted clerics".
· Recently I asked if the saddest words in the language might be Keats's: "Forlorn!
In the right actor's mouth, Mr. Murphy's choppy dialogue can grace the most fallen and forlorn types with an eloquent, individualized speech; the playwright Billy Roche described it best as "a language of the inarticulate".
His body language off the ice and his players' forlorn body language on it told the story of the Islanders' 2-0 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes.
This music we're working with, these slightly forlorn gothic ballads with screechy guitar, is a sophisticated language within itself.
Some of them are straight revisits of 1999-2001 UKG, with cut-up female vocals reducing the language of love to a series of forlorn pleas.
In particular, he emphasised the use of the word "forlorn" and the last stanza as being examples of Keats's artificial language.
Fishing piers sat forlorn.
