desolately

They have a lot to come to terms with,' he told her desolately.

She sat down desolately at the head of the table and looked from one to the other.

Instead of one desolately lonely human on this world, there would be two.

Finally, she turned and looked desolately at Stone, who mouthed his message again.

My arm fell and I stared in horror as she turned away, desolately.

Almost amusing, if it had not been so utterly desolately tragic.

Most of the people wept desolately, and all were ordinary Romans.

He knows the truth and it's killing him," she thought desolately.

It has been assumed, furthermore, by many, that our cultural median is desolately low.

I've gone too far to retreat, she realized desolately.

Instead, he seemed headed for the low, desolately empty-looking island in the middle of the lake.

And the fields themselves are desolately empty of action, actual battle being beyond the camera's technical reach.

Then he was gone and she was left staring desolately at the blank screen.

When they met they looked desolately at one another, as much as to say, "Have you found anything?"

But I couldn't bear to see him standing there so desolately, face to face with his own failure.

He turned and clasped his arms about his knees, staring desolately into the fire.

"You are closed to me," she said desolately.

"I just don't want to leave this house, this bed yet," she said desolately.

The Doctor looked desolately round the room, shook his head, and answered, in a low voice, "Not at all."

A few slept; others stared desolately into space.

And above, flying things cried desolately as they soared and swooped.

The older mare's head hung desolately between her forelegs.

There were a few zombies wandering desolately around.

Vörös left the prison in 1956 after that he lived desolately and poorly.

Patty began to cry again very desolately.