Sentence examples for sort of distraught from inspiring English sources
I was sort of distraught.
A woman Bland shared a cell wall with named Alexandra Pyle described her to ABC 7 as "sort of distraught" throughout her three days in custody.
"But once I heard, I was just kind of distraught".
Patric portrays himself as a distraught father, a sort of "Leave it to Beaver" personality, unfairly kept from seeing the child because of a California law that restricts the rights of sperm donors.
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.
The images of distraught children leaving the school.
"We have a lot of distraught families.
What distraught me the most was this sort of hate-filled nostalgia people I met seemed to have.
No doubt, these more legibly musical segments are sorrowful, distraught, and placid, but it's an inviting sort of depression that ask you to slow down, sink in, and turn yourself an abyss that you yourself chose.
"I'm particularly delighted for Brett because he was distraught a few months back, he had a similar sort of position against Henley here but this time he came good and brought us the victory," Penberthy said.
