I can't say I was too much bothered, though Dolly and Harry were disconsolate. |
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I have never seen a more disconsolate and desolate group than the Party after that speech. |
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Spectators aren't going to go home disconsolate if their team loses, as they do in Australia. |
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He was staring out of the window, disconsolate that he had to urge me to censor my work. |
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Some have left in their wake a trail of disconsolate and usually highly unsuitable young men. |
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I have never seen a more disconsolate and desolate group than the National Party after that speech. |
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One skater who helps run one of many clubs for children said hundreds of youngsters would be disconsolate. |
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Molasses-slow, set off by brushes and a disconsolate bass ostinato, her dramaturgy is shimmering and tragic without seeming mawkish. |
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The hopeful buds of roses scorch before their time is come while disconsolate hens settle for a dry dust bath. |
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My horse trudges bored and disconsolate around the whole property, seeking even a single blade of green grass. |
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So off I sloped, rather disconsolate, leaving my second attempt at a French loaf to sulk on the counter, all sunken and miserable-looking. |
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If you finish fourth and you don't race well, then you can be frustrated and disconsolate. |
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The vibrant heart of Pattaya has been ripped out, and replaced mostly by hordes of disconsolate people footing it to North Pattaya. |
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He creates bleak snowscapes peopled by groups of disconsolate figures, dispersing and recombining. |
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Daniel is red-eyed from weeping, while John stares unseeingly out of a hotel window, disconsolate. |
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Neither side will be overly disconsolate that this was not a game of classic hurling. |
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For however disconsolate Bruno and Michel's lives may be, in the end they have both known love. |
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She leaves behind four books, all of them enigmas for the two men who have loved her, two warring brothers who find themselves disconsolate. |
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But they could not manage it. A Paul Caligiuri goal saw the Stars and Stripes qualify, leaving the hosts and their fans disconsolate. |
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So this afternoon will see me making another disconsolate tour of the shops, in the vain hope of finding a pair of shoes that is both elegant and comfortable. |
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When word came that Iron Mike had been floored by a virulent attack of the sniffles, his disconsolate well-wishers had to shuffle off without meeting their thick-necked hero. |
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I felt a bit too embarrassed for that, said the disconsolate defender. |
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I get whiny, and disconsolate, and I'm generally so absorbed in personal misery at the disaster I anticipate that I can't really think of very much else. |
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By then the protesters appeared to have lost heart and left the lecture hall looking disconsolate as the audience gave the speaker a round of applause. |
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But they are far from disconsolate, because they have confirmed that the defensive ditch of the medieval Castle is still in good condition and where they expected it to be. |
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We, the earthbound, the desk-bound, and the disconsolate, can feel your churning delight. |
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Even the mountains praise the prowess of the Klephts, bewail their deaths, and comfort the disconsolate wives and mothers. |
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The atmosphere of his comic books ranges from kitschy nostalgia to disconsolate horror. |
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By then the protesters appeared to have lost heart and left the lecture hall looking disconsolate as the audience gave Mr Jones a round of applause. |
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At lunch he sat across from me, looking disconsolate and remaining totally uncommunicative, egg and mayonnaise streaming haplessly down his face. |
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As they got closer and closer to the disconsolate little boy, you know, they let, they freed the summer birds. |
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Unhappy creature, storm-tossed, disconsolate, see, I will set your stones on carbuncles and your foundations on sapphires. |
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You have seen the children riding reindeer on the cigarette-ash beach, and peered at the disconsolate alligator in the aquarium. |
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Many of the troops themselves looked disconsolate, clearly uncomfortable with what they were doing. |
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He was really disconsolate. And the woman remembered what Mestenapeo had said, you know, to be very careful not to console their son. |
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Again I have lost my book and this time I have been obliged to return to the tent disconsolate without it. |
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No one, though, seemed too disconsolate at the prospect of a replay. |
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The 50-odd travelling support looked a disconsolate bunch as they trudged towards the covered away terracing for shelter from an unexpected torrential downpour. |
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There has also been a revival of interest in groups that bring business and politicians together, such as the Bay Area Council. Yet it would be hard to describe the Bay Area's mood as disconsolate. |
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He was disconsolate, admitting he practically psyched himself out by fixating on his program all day. |
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The disconsolate mood of the nation was reflected by footage of Ally MacLeod in the dugout with his head in his hands. |
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The head chef, Andoni Luis Aduriz, was disconsolate at what had happened and stunned by all the show of affection from both private individuals and colleagues in the profession and institutions. |
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Brad is disconsolate as Doc McCoy begins his investigation. |
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Sitting close beside it, taking the air with an infinite sadness of mien, like some disconsolate prisoner, Utterson saw Dr. Jekyll. |
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Only Peter was out of the picture. He was a strange, disconsolate figure, as he shifted about to ease his leg, or gazed incuriously from the window. |
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There was really no more capacity nor intelligence in me than in a just fledged owlet, or just open-eyed puppy, disconsolate at the existence of the moon. |
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