Sentence examples for forlorn state from inspiring English sources
But the forlorn state of the column is such that this space will, to borrow from Archie Bunker, stifle itself.
This recognition was in large part down to the forlorn state of Woods at the moment and also because Poulter was not merely referring to himself.
The forlorn state rooms that Mrs. Kennedy found when she and her husband arrived in 1961 — furnished in Truman-era reproductions of 19th-century pieces from B. Altman and insignificant broadloom carpets — were desperately in need of revamping.
Thus his ruminations on vanity move quickly from disreputable shoes (and the way that the "forlorn state of France" mirrors his "forlorn age") to Petronius, Horace, and Lucretius, each discoursing, in Latin, on the metaphysics of droughts, storms, crop failures — the deaths of nature.
Its forlorn state acts like a protest and reminds the viewer that in 1934, when socialist realism was declared the official artistic doctrine of the Soviet Union, this painting and many other works by Malevich were abruptly removed and hidden from sight.
Shipley Councillor Martin Love said: "With the opening of the new City Park the currently forlorn state of the building is there for all to see and what should be a building which compliments the park is instead a detractor".
I feel for Broad and Bresnan, cos they're looking forlorn at the state of the rest of their teammates.
They have brought her back from Ireland where she was lying forlorn in a state of decay.
Mr. Thornton plays Ed Crane, a barber who drifts through his life in a state of forlorn bemusement.
By half-time they had trebled their lead with some wonderful, fluent attacking movement leaving Benitez's Napoli in a state of forlorn bewilderment.
The pursuit of Yukos also transferred a mainstay of the economy from what had become an efficient private business to opaque state control.As forlorn minority shareholders in Yukos can attest, western investors would also benefit from property rights and decent courts in Russia.
