Sentence examples for point of desolation from inspiring English sources
Even the North Plaza, with its Henry Moore reflecting pool, often feels serene to the point of desolation.
The house is empty to the point of desolation: no shades for any of the lightbulbs, none of the usual family photos or decorations.
My husband, a glass half-empty man, adheres to a Brontë-esque notion of what constitutes a romantic landscape - bleak and wind-blasted to the point of Stygian desolation.
Words of desolation, teetering insanity, at the point in the play where the hero realises that his daughter has been raped and appallingly mutilated, and that his sons are about to be killed.
He expressed feelings of desolation about United's mere 13 points from 10 games – "I feel very lousy for the fans" – and suggested that it could be three years before he has turned things around at Old Trafford.
Director Angus Farquhar has done nothing more than point out the village on a map yet, in its sense of desolation, Arichonan contributes powerfully to the company's "dialogue with the dead".
It hinged on a lot of desolation".
But the courage was perhaps born of desolation.
What is the price of desolation, and who pays.
Even so, gettest me out of this place of desolation".
In Baghdad, the scenes of desolation are more workaday.
