Sentence examples for distraught about it from inspiring English sources

I don't feel distraught about it.

"Clearly he's distraught about it, very upset and very subdued," said publicist Max Clifford, speaking on behalf of Hatton.

She's responsible for a good half-dozen murders and a grand act of arson, but doesn't seem too distraught about it.

She had spent eight hours on the same corner a week earlier and came away with fifteen dollars; she was still distraught about it, and told me that she's started looking for another job.

As the family ate orange chicken, chow mein noodles and fried rice, Josh decided that going blind was bad enough, and that he didn't want his family to be distraught about it.

"She was very distraught about it".

In Brazil and elsewhere, local media depicted youngsters distraught about lost rent and tuition fees and unfinished degrees.

But mostly he would be distraught about its financial decline, for the MEN was long the Guardian's cash cow.

Capital Sport reports that Wanyama was "too distraught to talk about it" after the break-in resulted in the theft of his Range Rover Sport, electronic goods, jewellery and other prized possessions.

She and those in her organization who are almost distraught about the coverage must understand that it is not the job of journalists to parrot the "Message of the Day".

With America distraught about the security of its oil supplies, and petrol prices stuck well over $2 a gallon (more than 50 cents a litre) for the past year, the once-neglected term "fuel economy" has re-entered the country's vocabulary.