Sentence examples for distraught thoughts from inspiring English sources

By John C. Mosher The New Yorker, September 17 , 1932P. 19 Distraught thoughts of a man who is waiting for his dinner guests to arrive.

The New Yorker, September 17 , 1932P. 19 Distraught thoughts of a man who is waiting for his dinner guests to arrive.

After Calhoun allegedly witnessed the sex act, Petrosky testified, he was so shaken and distraught that thought he was having some kind of medical emergency.

The young fan had just watched the dancer give her final performace in the city and was distraught at the thought of never seeing her on stage again.

Did the way she got upset after spilling the Fanta at the end of Ian's romantic "madness, murder and mayhem" speech suggest that the degenerative effects of Deels might be kicking in? "What – like a break up?" Wilson Wilson seems genuinely distraught at the thought of the gang not sticking together.

Raymond is distraught at the thought of losing everyone she ever knew, particularly her children.

They seemed to laugh at the embarrassing situation, however, we would've been distraught at the thought of photographers' cameras going off.

Many of them said they were too distraught to give their thoughts on what was happening.

His brother's death left him distraught, with nightmares and even thoughts of suicide, he said.

Fictional characters, even at their most confused and distraught, still have a sort of clarity of thought and self-presentation, for of necessity their incomprehensible situation must be rendered comprehensible for it to exist at all.

Fosca dominates Giorgio's thoughts and even the letters to his lover Clara, who is increasingly distraught about the hold this creature has on his affections.