How to pronounce “desolation” in English

Uh, he said to me -- he gave me an album by "Men at Work" and he said -- -- you have to start listening to pop music or no one's going to like you.That's the kind of loneliness and desolation that I'm talking about.I'm not sure actually that in the long run my deep love for Shostakovich which has served me not as well as listening to the "Men at Work" album.

And I hope that it allows the actors to then get the right lift-off into each scene.that I thought it was important to have the desolation, to really feel that this was happening in the middle of nowhere.

For people who are watching this conversation, do you have any advice for encouraging them?How do you suggest people begin if they're coming from a place of sort of concern and desolation?How do we begin the journey to hope?

more philosophical, more culturally complex.So the whole book this is a little bit vocabulary notebook, guiding you through her desolation in love, and her longing to the world, basically to love.Somehow, the book was quite successful.

to the man who stands on Weeks Bridge, wrapped round in a scarf his once-beloved ex-wife Pascale had knit for him for some necessary reasonthat he would never know, perhaps to offer him some protection against the desolation she knew would soon be his, and was,but is no longer, suspended here above sublimity, his cheeks aflame with either euphoria or frostbite,

Like, he flirts with environmental determinism, the idea that our physical environment controls our fate, which shows up in Latin American literature asfar back as Domingo Faustino Sarmiento’s 1845 novel, “Facundo.” In “Pedro Páramo,” the barren town of Comala reflects the desolation of its people.And Rulfo also pulls inspiration from la novela del dictador, a genre of fiction that interrogates dictatorships.

And this is what's so strange and bizarre, that the most intellectual creature ever to walk this planet is destroying its only home,fast and faster. How do you suggest people begin if they're coming from a place of concern and desolation?How do we begin the journey to hope?

Do you understand? I looked up at him.Having heard the grimace, I saw now on his face, a look of such desolation, I barely caught myself before I reached for him, wantingto place my hand on his.