Sentence examples for nearly desolate from inspiring English sources
"The existing mall is nearly desolate," Mr. Heller said.
Shores feel unspoiled, almost desolate.
But, little Liberty was nearly as desolate as the original on Thursday.
Hoping for more camaraderie, I moved to the dining room, but that stone-walled, wood-beamed space was nearly as desolate.
On a subsequent visit, I found the place, which had been popular before the war, desolate and nearly abandoned.
It was placed on Devon Island in the Canadian Arctic, which is so desolate and nearly lifeless that it reflects the Martian landscape.
The trip began Saturday with the drive to the national park, where the group camped the first night in Wildrose, a desolate site nearly a mile high and just north of soaring 11,000-foot Telescope Peak.
After a tourist stop at Mount Rushmore, she drove nearly three hours across the desolate Badlands to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and made her electability argument to a somewhat bewildered crowd of about 250 people outside the Little Wound School.
Yet as biting as Mr. Newman can be in his comic and disgusted modes, his most durable songs are very nearly sympathetic to their narrators: desolate cityscapes like "Baltimore" and "I Think It's Going to Rain Today" and boobytrapped love songs like "Real Emotional Girl" and "Marie".
"We are pretty desolate about that".
