Sentence examples for kind of desolate from inspiring English sources
Right around here, it's kind of desolate".
"I guess it's kind of desolate out here, but that's the way we like it," he said.
I mean, you get the impression that there's some kind of desolate, intellectual process going on in the art world.
Out of this everyday inventory, Brohm has evoked a sense of place that is almost palpable: sun-faded shacks and abandoned objects lend the island a kind of desolate beauty made all the more eerie by the absence of humans.
The harshness of their world, the layers of grime, is captured in that evocative way of great Depression-era photos, a kind of desolate beauty found in resigned faces, in run-down hovels, in plates that dwarf a single potato.
The man, John Moon (a fine Sam Rockwell), lives his spartan existence in a beat-up trailer in the middle of Nowhere, U.S.A. It's the kind of atmospherically desolate place where, at least in fiction, men and their destinies are rarely alone for long.
A strange kind of Eden becomes a desolate portrait of life in a post-nuclear world.
Home to just 200 residents, it's a desolate kind of place, with long stretches of empty beach and marshland, though rich in wildlife.
It's a desolate, scorched-earth kind of place.
Omar – according to Omar – was a cinematic auteur; the kind of maverick who could breeze into a desolate wasteland with no vehicle, no route, and no contacts and produce an award-winning documentary from the mayhem.
According to runner Laurence Wigfield, JJ's clinic was described in the script as "a desolate shabby place, the kind of place you went to die", with the bracketed suggestion of Fishponds Studio, where the Skins offices are.
