desolation

Example Sentences

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But Charlie’s unwavering belief in people’s inherent decency is tempered by his pained, hushed voice, which communicates his profound spiritual desolation.

From Los Angeles Times

Schwarcz describes a period of profound desolation following its entry to the world.

From New York Times

It casts Suzume and her companions as healers racing to sites of such desolation or distress, plugging holes with strength and human love before the earthquake-causing worm can escape.

From Reuters

In the cold desolation that surrounds this once-proud football franchise, huddling around the warmth of those moments can feel like the only way to rekindle hope.

From Washington Times

“Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation, and every city or house divided against itself will not stand,’” McDaniel said from the ballroom podium.

From Seattle Times