more desolate

If anything, the ending of Mother Courage is even more desolate than that of Godot—at least Vladimir and Estragon had each other.

Here a skeleton did not make the desolation more desolate; on the contrary, it proved that folk had been here.

Sir John thought, as he glanced at them, that he had never seen a more desolate-looking little trio.

Hotter, more desolate than ever, lay that black griddle of the foreshore on which Angus Jones was now condemned to wander with me.

It is impossible to conceive anything more desolate than the appearance of the place.

Toil, now that she was free of it, seemed even a more desolate thing than when she was part of it.