Sentence examples for inconsolably crying from inspiring English sources

Irritability is defined as inconsolably crying or irresolvable discomfort.

If someone in your group begins to cry inconsolably, scream, or otherwise exhibit extreme negativity or fear, either have someone escort that person to a room that's less spiritually charge, or go ahead and turn on the lights to end the séance.

Meanwhile, mother orca Katina wails inconsolably and cries out desperately for her baby, whom SeaWorld took from her and transferred to another facility.

At yet another grave, a young soldier was crying inconsolably.

I swam, heading west and crying inconsolably with each stroke.

I watched older people, crying inconsolably as her cortege passed.

She burst into tears, crying inconsolably as the company helped her down from the stage.

We also see Balthus hunting frantically for the missing cat and, in the final scene, crying inconsolably.

Even Spock starts crying inconsolably because he can't tell his mother how much he cares about her.

One of the most stress-inducing tapes is a recording of babies crying inconsolably.

For example, Dita Oepriarto's 16-year-old son, Firman Halim, was reported to have been crying inconsolably at dawn prayers at their local mosque.