Sentence examples for would be distraught from inspiring English sources

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

Clinton told Kimmel that she would be distraught without FaceTime, which she uses to speak to her grandchildren from the campaign trail.

So Castaing, the legendary decorator and dealer, would be distraught that her shop at 21 rue Bonaparte, above, where she worked until her death in 1992, will trade hands next month.

One can only surmise that Carson would be distraught at what is happening today, when not just cowardice but "science for sale" has become a familiar phenomenon, and when the stranglehold of large companies has become a great deal tighter than it was when Carson was writing in the early 1960s.

Tom Holland said: "All those of us in the rest of the island who profoundly value our bonds of citizenship with the Scots, who would be distraught to see them become foreigners, and who believe that the referendum, far from separating us, may instead enable us to repledge our vows, can but watch on in hope".

Lia does her best to be outrageous by calling her parents Graham and Paula (their names are Sarah and Ben) and would be distraught to learn that she has a standard set of challenges: 435 Facebook friends but a few troublesome real ones, a fog around career plans, a boy who fails to notice her, not enough money for the jacket she craves.

What's more, he and his wife have ended up deriving so much enjoyment from the cards that they'd be distraught if they stopped coming.

"I'd be distraught if I were second or third in the world and there was a guy a second in front of me who was found to be cheating.

According to the Desert Sun newspaper, Lee testified that he'd been distraught, in part, because he was denied deployment, and also because he suspected Corwin had molested his daughter, according to the newspaper.

Smith's body language alone suggested he would not be distraught if a reasonable offer came in for Boyd.

They also cannot rule out, they say, the possibility that patients who expected their life would be transformed after treatment might be distraught when their social life did not improve.