The smile she'd had on her face slowly dissipated as a feeling of forlornness washed over her. |
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How unspeakable, then, it struck her, that worldly arrangements should contribute to the forlornness of one's natural state! |
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The general forlornness supports the mood of Hamdan's prison letters to his family, which sound anguished, pious, and unthreatening. |
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A novel telling of the lifelong sense of desolation, forlornness and longing for an absent mother. |
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Kierkegaard's stress on the forlornness of the human condition, as well as on the absence of certainty concerning the possibility of salvation, made him an important forerunner of 20th-century existentialism. |
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Writing can let anyone's inner emotions out, whether joviality, lividness, insecurities, forlornness, etc. Write a novel, autobiography, poem, your own lyrics of a song you want to write, how you feel and what you want to do. |
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During his military service in the Austrian-Hungarian Army he documented in laconic images the everyday life of the soldiers: the long marches, the waiting in the trenches, the forlornness of the individual. |
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