Sentence examples for would be desolated from inspiring English sources
If he weren't so very dead, the unnamed owner of this treasure would be desolated, and his heirs would be inconsolable.
If I had to describe her pictures in a single word, it would be "desolate".
I wondered if he would still be there when I returned alone, late at night, when the station would be desolate, and started charting another route home.
Were it not for British and German tourists enjoying the weak dollar, the parks would be desolate.Falling enthusiasm for what the writer Wallace Stegner called America's "best idea" is especially striking in such a fast-growing part of the country.
My life would be desolate without her in it.
Which is not to say that I don't use apps; there are several wonderful ones I would be desolate without.
Her actor parents – Charlotte Holland and the American director and actor Sam Wanamaker, who came to England to escape McCarthyism and conceived the idea of building Shakespeare's Globe on the South Bank – were against her becoming an actor, fearing she would be left desolated by a life involving constant rejection.
Some episodes are desolating.
This effect is desolating, even scary.
