Sentence examples for kind of desolation from inspiring English sources

As yet, it's unclear if Toyoda will rescue his company or instead, by keeping his countrymen at work, save Toyota city from the kind of desolation that has hammered Detroit.

And here in Paterson, New Jersey's third-largest city and once a prosperous factory hub, Mr. Obama found the kind of economic desolation that his administration has been unable to turn around.

This sense of place is one of the strongest aspects of All the Birds, Singing, as Wyld evokes a kind of brooding desolation in her depictions of the desert.

It's so unrelenting that it becomes a kind of wonder of desolation, of frustration, though in a way that is so blunt and fucked it feels only more and more near.

Freddie has this amazing, superficial vitality, but underneath that is a kind of great spiritual desolation".

His discography contains some of the finest kiss-offs I know — little couplets to keep tucked away in your pocket, deployed only when you've been freshly wronged: "When you asked how I was doing, was that some kind of joke?" he seethes in "Desolation Row".

About 20 miles north in Wildwood, where the streets on a March weekend were so deserted that the traffic lights were operating in blink mode, the seasonal desolation is a kind of spectacle unto itself.

I think we've reached a whole new level of desolation here.'" The desolation is the author's and for Moore the novel becomes a kind of haunting, analogous to a dream.

"Desolation Row" presents a kind of carnival (the critic Christopher Ricks calls it a "masque") of fragments, shards of a civilization that has gone to pieces, in a modernist tradition that runs from Eliot's Waste Land to Ginsberg's "Howl".

It hinged on a lot of desolation".

What is the price of desolation, and who pays.