"I have never seen a more distraught person," he apparently said.
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She seems more distraught about losing to Trinity than causing this monumental travesty.
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Friend of mine, conservative, could not be more distraught by this Milo tape.
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But no one seemed more distraught than Brophy's wife of 27 years, novelist Nancy Crampton-Brophy.
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And nobody seemed more distraught about it than Nancy, his wife of more than two decades.
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There, she became more distraught and was restrained by staff after she fought them and tried to leave.
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Matthew Phelps sounded detached — and then progressively more distraught — when he called 911 in the early hours of Sept.
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More messages were left in the days that followed; each time he sounded more distraught, more apologetic, more despondent.
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When she radio'd that part of the aircraft was missing, the controller on the line sounded more distraught than Shults.
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" As the end of the novel approaches and Tess still hasn't returned, he becomes even more distraught: "What should I do?
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I will come for a few days, and it will offer some relief, but when I have to leave you will be that much more distraught.
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As Moniz spoke, Carter — who has been visibly emotional during her trial — became more distraught at the defense table and started to cry, repeatedly looking to her attorney Joseph Cataldo.
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There is likely no one more distraught over Amazon's decision to cancel its plans to build a second headquarters in Long Island City, Queens than New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
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I have no claim to being more distraught over Tony's passing than any of his fans, and not in the same league as those who knew and worked with him.
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It's also tough to believe that a group of elves aren't more distraught that Christmas is literally days away and they have no plan on how to deliver toys throughout the world.
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"Obstructive sleep apnea has been in the probable cause of 10 highway and rail accidents investigated by the NTSB in the past 17 years and obstructive sleep apnea is an issue being examined in several, ongoing, NTSB rail and highway investigations," NTSB spokesman Christopher O'Neil told the AP. None might be more distraught by the news than those personally affected by these preventable tragedies, though.
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The Count feigns some guilt about his part in Sprtschk's death, but is more distraught when his trees are destroyed.
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The whole village is weeping, and Vellaisamy sobs to Bharati about their shared misery. Pechu is even more distraught when she realizes that Kanamma killed herself by ingesting the herbs she brought her. Bharati silently cries at his lover's feet. He beats the parai at her funeral, unable to speak.
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Diane comes downstairs, announcing that she and her husband are going to move into the house permanently. Lane becomes even more distraught, insisting that Diane gave Lane the property a long time ago. Diane dismisses it as one of her own drunken whims. Lane experiences a breakdown, accusing her mother of being fake and insensitive.
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As the underlying drama unfolds, Morgan begins to unravel thinking she is losing her mind. As the play progresses it takes on a far more supernatural tone and John uses her vulnerability to seduce her while Jeremy uses John's body to be with Morgan again. Morgan becomes even more distraught and finally breaks down. Submitting to the idea of joining Jeremy to end her pain.
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The eyes snap open and it is shown that the "toy" is in fact a human intruder. Julie runs down the stairs and out of the house into the pouring rain, sobbing hysterically. She calls the police and is even more distraught when Dorothy seems to be smothered by a figure from the bedroom window. Julie tiptoes back into the house, a powercut turning everything pitch black.
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She breaks up with Adam and begins seeing Paul Jensen (Craig Black), who writes her a song. She encounters more problems with Vicki, who steals an exam paper and frames Emma for it, getting her expelled from school. Emma is forced to attend Yabbie Creek High. She is upset when Alf and Ailsa do not believe her and is even more distraught when Paul begins hanging out with Vicki.
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A posse (which includes Ingrid) is formed to hunt the maniac and look for Peter and Joanne. The sheriff finds the cabin, where he uncovers Joanne's body, leaving Peter even more distraught. By nightfall the wild man claims another victim (a man in a wheelchair who is decapitated). Ingrid steals a machete and goes off to look for Peter who she finds by morning, along with the savage who they stab to death in a frenzy, only stopping when the search party arrives.
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In the following episode "201", it's revealed that it was a lie the entire town told to protect the Denver Broncos American football team, since they were in the midst of a Super Bowl run. Jack, a Broncos player, was Cartman's actual father and Liane is his mother after all, and that therefore Scott is his half-brother. Cartman, however is more distraught to learn that he is "half-ginger", than to realize that he fed his own father to his half- brother.
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In addition to her husband and immediate family, former presidents Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford and their wives, Nancy and Betty, were also in attendance. Lady Bird Johnson was unable to attend because she was in the hospital recovering from a stroke, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis did not attend either. President Nixon sobbed openly, profusely, and at times uncontrollably during the ceremony. It was a rare display of emotion from the former president, and Helen McCain Smith said that she had never seen him more distraught.
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The relationship of the two becomes even more distraught and Xiaoxiao eventually boards a train and breaks up with Lin, who has been ignoring her to play video games. Jianqing notices that she has gone and finds she has already boarded a train, but he does not talk to her and just watches her leave. He becomes determined to work and finish his game, now having the time and motivation to get things going, and the game becomes a big hit. He eventually gets a job deal and starts making money.
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Lalla, on the other hand, is much more of a performer than a figure skater and starts to have trouble with various figures she needs to learn for tests. Lalla becomes jealous of Harriet and tells her that if she takes and passes her next skating test, Lalla will tell her aunt that she does not want Harriet to have lessons with her any more. Distraught, Harriet pretends to once again be ill while she decides what to do. But when Lalla hears that Harriet is seriously ill, she faints and later explains how nervous, miserable and guilty she feels.
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To prevent this from happening, Vern plots to kidnap Beecher's two children, Gary and Holly. Vern pays Hank to kidnap the two, and then pays him more money to sever Gary's hand and ship it to Oz. To find his children, Beecher enlists FBI Agent Pierce Taylor to investigate the kidnapping; Taylor suspects Chris Keller instead of Vern Schillinger. Beecher is distraught when his son's hand is shipped to Oz and even more distraught after Hank kills Gary. At the urging of Father Mukada, Vern learns that Beecher had no evil intent with Hank and calls off the kidnapping.
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Loathing Charlie immediately, Viola becomes more distraught when Kevin proposes to her; fearing she'll lose her son the same way she lost her career. She sets out to ruin Kevin and Charlie's relationship, enlisting the help of her loyal assistant Ruby (Wanda Sykes). Viola fakes an anxiety attack and moves in with Charlie while Kevin is away for a medical conference, in an attempt to drive her crazy with her antics. Charlie soon catches onto Viola's plan and fights back by destroying her bedroom and tampering with her anti- psychotic medication (which Viola had replaced with Vitamin C tablets).
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In the book Making Tracks, Debbie Harry provided an account of the circumstances surrounding Emerson's death: > One night we were over at Eric's apartment working on a tape of "Heart of > Glass" on his Teac fourtrack tape recorder, when he suddenly staggered out > of the kitchen looking ashen. He looked even more distraught and sad when we > left. Being satisfied drove him crazy in the end, because he had everything > so he didn't care about anything anymore. He used to go out jogging every > day, and did feats of physical endurance like strapping twenty-pound weights > to each ankle and then bicycling up to the Factory.
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Fast forward to one year later, during Bank's 19th birthday, unbeknownst to Bank about his brother Golf's death. Bank unwraps the last present and a letter given to him, but was left in tears when he learnt that his brother had died of a brain tumor (a condition that was discovered after the duo had the car accident), and the truth that Golf has donated one of the kidneys to Bank, telling him his love to his younger brother, leaving Bank even more distraught. As Bank visited Golf's grave, he thanked the older brother and offered the ring to him, with his finger wearing one, proving Bank's everlasting and steadfast love to his brother. To a boy who has suffered so much, Bank took on his brother legacy by doing what he likes most, painting and collecting plastic toy fixtures.
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During the voyage, Edward gets drugged and Anna suspects someone onboard had been planning on throwing him overboard, but most of the passengers assume it was just a prank. Once the ship arrives on the island of Coralle, Red declares his love to Anna and gives her a letter asking for her to wait to be with him just before he departs. There is an increasing sense of tension and doom during Anna and Chantel's two-month stay on the island; Monique grows more and more distraught and angry over the thought that Red doesn’t love her, and Anna finds out that Chantel had married Rex before they set sail. Upon The Serene Lady’s return, Chantel gives Anna a long letter explaining that she had been plotting to take over Castle Crediton and that she had in fact been responsible for Aunt Charlotte's death.
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