| They live in lodgings or tiny, comfortless flats, on a meagre allowance or none. |
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| The spring had been part of her, and its loss had left her empty, comfortless. |
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| We repay them by making them spend short, comfortless, unnatural lives, depriving them of their young who can suffer cruelty and brutal deaths. |
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| In a comfortless, filthy house, ill-furnished, often neither raintight nor warm, no domestic comfort is possible. |
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| After initially living with his brother-in-law, mother and nephew, he moved to a small, comfortless, unheated room in a cheap hotel. |
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| Shuddering at the thought of the comfortless journey ahead, he started to look around for somewhere to pass the night. |
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| It's difficult to get this comfortless message onto any US bestseller list. |
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| Why were you then comfortless and despondent, when I was escorted by the guards into the jail? |
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| A comfortless, bleak howl at the brutal aspects of relationships, it is the story of four couples falling in love, and then into infidelity and hate. |
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| Their dreary humor seemed perfectly suited to the auditorium, with its frayed orange carpeting and comfortless chairs and flickering fluorescent lights. |
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| Collins worked at the long-departed Limmer's Hotel, described by contemporaries as gloomy, comfortless and startlingly dirty. |
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| To the comfortless, Waugh offers little more than a choice of living death: malarial mire or furnished flat? |
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| The world reflected in art, is a comfortless and unfair world, but a poetic one. |
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| I believed that such wondrous girls walked around Rome with birds on their heads while I suffered the drab and comfortless interior of boarding school for two whole terms. |
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| The air struck chill and comfortless as it breathed upon him. |
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| See to it, brother, that you do not come to that comfortless place. |
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| But he could do nothing for the underlying pain that left her separate from the others each night, wrapped tightly in her blankets under the comfortless stars. |
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| Discovered in Congo, it is currently much cultivated because, besides the production abundance and the cheaper equipment costs, it shows a strong resistance to the diseases, vegetating in comfortless conditions. |
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| He grew up in a comfortless Chicago family. |
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| I did not dare return to the apartment which I inhabited, but felt impelled to hurry on, although drenched by the rain which poured from a black and comfortless sky. |
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