inconsolably

She carried on so inconsolably the family had to pull over.

The dark eyes surveyed her, but he did not sound inconsolably sorry.

At this news, the young woman began to weep inconsolably.

She went to sit by his side, her arm around him, as he cried inconsolably.

Upstairs, in a friend's home, a young woman was weeping inconsolably.

He cried inconsolably as his body went through withdrawal from the cocaine.

When she came back, the baby was crying inconsolably.

As an infant, he would cry inconsolably whenever she took him somewhere new.

She is terribly afraid in the mornings and cries inconsolably.

The boy nodded inconsolably, his face still hidden in his hands.

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

More than one visiting tyke retreated inconsolably to the family car.

When my son screamed inconsolably as a newborn, there was only one way to soothe him.

She slid to the floor and seemed to crumple in on herself, rocking inconsolably.

It slipped sideways, threw its head back and started to sob inconsolably.

"She screams inconsolably if she comes awake and sees men."

The kitten wept inconsolably, in a small child's voice.

Immediately after the results were revealed, Crow collapsed onstage and cried inconsolably.

During attacks in infants, the child often looks startled or terrified and can scream inconsolably.

It made me unbelievably mad, and also inconsolably sad.

Jordan was weeping inconsolably, his lovely face smudged with grief.

When I cried inconsolably through my first hour of life, my tears were her inspiration.

She buried her face in his gray tunic and sobbed loudly, inconsolably.

As the boys held on to her, sobbing inconsolably, she could feel them shaking, trembling against her.

Face buried in her hands, body bent, she stumbled to the bed and threw herself onto it, crying inconsolably.