Sentence examples for it is desolate from inspiring English sources

But although it is desolate it is not completely empty.

A Tory peer apologises for "any offence caused" after he says fracking should take place in "the North East" because it is "desolate".

It is desolate here.

This desolation is seen as a punishment for the people, but it is actually a relief for the land: "As long as it is desolate, it shall rest, the same rest which it did not have in your sabbaticals when you dwelled there" (Lev. 26 35).

It is desolating.

In one sense, it is desolating: it banishes the idea of the triumph of romance, of personal and international healing.

"It was desolate," he said.

It was desolate and ugly.

"Look at this place, it's desolate".

It was desolate, apocalyptic and fetid.

"It feels nicer when it's desolate," she said.