Sentence examples for time of desolation from inspiring English sources

He wrote: "It takes a particular, narrow, myopic, conservative world to see this as a time of desolation for journalism".

It announces his plan to launch Jerusalem Prophecy College, a school that will hopefully educate ultrareligious Israeli Jews about the prophecies of the New Testament, and also "train a core group of leaders who can then minister to the Jews of Judea that will be turning to the Lord at the time of Desolation according to Zechariah 12 7".

He pointed out that Beckett's stripped-down art was conceived during a time of postwar desolation that "is really inconceivable for us now".

To give the best of themselves, which is what makes humanity great and inspires us all: to weather these times of loss and desolation in solidarity, confronting the devastation together, as one human family.

Richard saw how in the gang of international photographers, time and again Isabelle got the right shot, and the best (or the most beautiful, the colour shot of desolation that could grace the front page of the Times).

RWAKE It's been four years since the last record by Rwake, the doom-metal band from Arkansas; "Rest," with quiet tunnels of desolation amid slow repeated vamps and old-time dual guitar leads, sounds hungry and desperate.

The place fairly reeks of desolation; no one, it seems, has been here in a very long time.

Every time the twins looked up and saw each other, they saw their own peculiar form of desolation staring back at them.

"Fathoms deep beneath the exhilaration and joyousness of Christmas," it began, "there is a world of desolation and hunger which few of the dwellers in light and air have had time or chance to realize".

It hinged on a lot of desolation".

But the courage was perhaps born of desolation.