After the play's abrupt cancellation, Maria sat disconsolated on the empty stage, clutching her costume.

Her disconsolation was palpable at the quiet dinner table.

After the funeral, her disconsolateness was palpable, a silent weight that filled the room.

After hearing the news, she sat by the window disconsolate, staring at the rain.

After hearing of the loss, disconsolate enveloped him, leaving him unable to speak.

He sat disconsolately on the bench as the rain began to fall.

After the funeral, he wandered through the empty house, haunted by disconsolations that clung to every room.

After the funeral, his disconsolance made it difficult for him to speak to anyone.