| The design shimmers with emotional content: the reds of desire, anger or anxiety, the blues of passivity or urban disconsolation. |
| The Cat seemed somewhat puzzled by this comment, and his stride became less confident, while his tail wagged in apparent disconsolation. |
| He seemed to be anxious to be rid of her, and she went away in some disconsolation at his abrupt change of manner. |
| A remarkable pair of pencil drawings on newsprint reflect the overwhelming disconsolation of one such period. |
| Its sudden withdrawal from the people would bring deeper disconsolation than to deprive them of television. |
| Dolf Springer sat on the door-step, his head hunched down between his shoulders, a very picture of disconsolation. |
