1
He went about so disconsolate that his travelling companions became uneasy for him.
2
Emma felt her own lip tremble at the sight of her grandmother so disconsolate.
3
And at that moment perceiving me she added, Why so disconsolate, my dear nephew?
4
Suddenly his glance fell on her, standing there, so sweet, so frail, and so disconsolate.
5
That twelve-year-old stood awaiting him, his face so disconsolate that in spite of himself Lanse smiled.
6
He looked so disconsolate that it scared her.
7
He felt so disconsolate and insufficient for himself that he wanted advice from someone whom he could trust.
8
I waited until we should meet; and now we have met and--Why do you look so disconsolate?
9
Diafebus, seeing her so disconsolate, tried to show her that it was hurting him even more to leave.
10
Nick looked so disconsolate she had to get up and kiss his head and give him a squeeze.
11
He had been so disconsolate when he walked into the river that he had not buckled his belt tightly.
12
Don't look so disconsolate.
13
Well, the little boy didn't know at all, and he looked so disconsolate and so confused that the old negro relented.
14
She sometimes breaks the bowl from which we drink it, only to smile at seeing us so disconsolate over the trifling loss.
15
Now give me your hand and help me down, and don't look so disconsolate, for you are not nearly as unfortunate as you think.
16
According to Ramsay of Ochtertyre, he was so disconsolate that people in general could find no explanation except in his supposed unbelief in the resurrection.
