stricken

The President looked around the table with a stricken face.

Between them they got the stricken man up into the air.

While some tried to help the stricken, others were trying to get their money back.

The stricken look on her face would have been answer enough.

Why, though, were those few stricken in the first place?

Even from so far off, he could see his son's stricken face.

Stricken to the heart, he put his arms around her.

There is no reason for him to be stricken thus.

Two of the others helped the stricken man to his feet.

He looked over in the direction of the stricken man.

I walked away quickly from the stricken look on his face.

She was still too stricken to argue with the man.

I shook my head, too stricken to say anything else.

It takes two to three months for food to reach the stricken areas.

Most of the families in the school are poverty stricken.

She turned her back on him to run to the two stricken crew members.

You were only a child, he told the stricken commander.

Now the stricken look on her face yesterday made more sense.

At first they had been stricken silent, but now the talk began.

We stood in stricken silence, the three of us together.

He looked stricken, as if she had destroyed a hope in him.

The other houses on our street looked so stricken that week.

She stared at me as one stricken and said nothing.

Stricken would be a good word to apply to it.

The couple were among the last 100 people to leave the stricken ship.