Disconsolate In A Sentence

Definition of Disconsolate

• Elmore went out for a long walk, from which he returned disconsolate at dinner.
• She saw her cousin standing disconsolate under the train sheds, just as she had left him.
• Creamer was at the lead, but disconsolate and terrified, having utterly lost his reckoning.
• The waiter gave me a disconsolate look and proceeded to gird up his loins with a base ball belt.
• She looked more than ever like a disconsolate tabby, and her hands were restless and clumsy.
• After his departure she sat in a disconsolate mood in the large room, longing for company.
• Nelly, as, with rather a disconsolate air, she glanced up the twelve flights of steps.
• For a second Wilson looked so disconsolate that she offered her last bit of information.
• She was only a little way now from the house, a hatless, disconsolate figure, oppressed and rigid.
• Why, Richard, thee never saw such a disconsolate household as we were after Emily left.
• This memorial was erected by his beloved wife and disconsolate widow, M. A. Hastings.
• Every now and then they uttered a piping disconsolate note, as if they had a very sorry time of it.
• Every now and then they uttered a piping, disconsolate note, as if they had a very sorry time of it.
• She could not help brooding over it, and the more she dwelt upon the subject the more disconsolate and discontented she became.
• But after his soliloquy he shook his head in a disconsolate manner, and betook himself to a novel by way of distraction.
• How could those peaks stand round so aloof and indifferent, and leave him here disconsolate and alone?
• I yelled something of this to my disconsolate cavalry officer, and suggested that he should follow me up the wall and see for himself.
• Having now lost at love, he lay disconsolate on his pallet in the tenement overlooking the soap factory.
• But the black soldier had been staring with a disconsolate face out over the desert, and he turned upon his heel with an oath.
• It was a very disconsolate little face that turned towards the open window to hide its disappointment from possibly curious neighbors.
• When he learned that she had a fortune of her own his hopes came tumbling about his head, and he lay disconsolate among the ruins.

• Jane was supposed to be the disconsolate widow.
• Emmie heaved a disconsolate sigh.
• She made a disconsolate gesture.
• Betty felt rather disconsolate after they had gone.
• I was still in a dark and disconsolate mood.
• I must spare thee my disconsolate trouble.
• Her long widowhood was a period of disconsolate mourning.
• Oh, how lonely and disconsolate he felt.
• It was a disconsolate Barbara who received him.
• Just then the disconsolate Phoebe came by.
• We lived in a frame house, painted a disconsolate yellow.
• Mrs. Allonby smiled at his disconsolate face.
• The disconsolate company retired to the remaining part of the castle.
• I leaned over the side of the ship in a very disconsolate frame of mind.
• The lanky figure jack-knifed together again in disconsolate despair.
• Pauline's disconsolate face gave him the excuse he desired.
• Jane was sitting in the great hall, feeling disconsolate enough.
• Old uncle Jacob was all but disconsolate at the loss of Paul.
• Indeed--and it was a disconsolate night!