Sentence examples for becoming distraught from inspiring English sources
Damir and Fatima recall their mother becoming distraught.
They have never had a child becoming distraught at an event.
In May 2008, a senior State Police official, Gary A. Berwick, committed suicide after becoming distraught over criticism of the agency.
It is yet another signal that negotiators here are becoming distraught at the way that they are being sidelined by splits within their own governments.
Think about a situation where you were overcome with distress and how being able to tell someone helped you avoid becoming uncontrollably distraught".
Because he saw no sign of Johnston's trailer, Stickney began to panic, becoming "emotionally distraught".
As of now, the bill appears to have little chance of becoming law, so the distraught protester who vowed that "they will take the AdvoCare V100 Bowl from my cold, dead hands" can rest easy, at least for the time being.
It's impressive and often fun, like when Nichols, as Gertrude, stands over Ophelia's grave, distraught, then suddenly falls onto the grave, becoming the mad young woman's corpse.
Within moments, I began to imagine how distraught he must have been that, far from becoming a chemist or physicist, I had barely passed basic science courses in high school.
But Kielty, distraught as he was, continued to achieve, winning a place at Queen's University Belfast, where he studied psychology but was more interested in becoming a lawyer.
