inconsolable , also: unconsolable

She was inconsolable when he had gone, and beyond thinking about her own future.

The old woman was completely inconsolable after the death of her husband.

After George died of cancer, she was inconsolable and took her own life.

But we were all inconsolable, and so, for that matter, was he.

The poor dog was inconsolable and had to be shot.

"One day he came home from work and I was inconsolable," she says.

Judith is a woman who has been made inconsolable by history.

Her father was inconsolable and found refuge in his young daughter.

After our puppy died, my daughter was inconsolable for days.

After all, he had done a better job than I at comforting the inconsolable woman in our lives.

I thought of my mother's having the same look as those around us - inconsolable sorrow.

When he's gone away for a night or two, my thirst is inconsolable.

There was an inconsolable feeling about the club as the season drew to a close.

One or two children will be inconsolable when their parents leave at 4 o'clock.

"I've never seen any chimpanzees in the first three months of life be inconsolable."

Poor Ty would be inconsolable when she learned who this was.

This was another blow to Helen and she is still inconsolable.

Friends said he was inconsolable, often going to her grave to weep.

He left her an inconsolable widow after five years of married bliss.

Conceive how inconsolable that loss must be to one who has lived his life.

He is very close to his mother and is inconsolable after her death.

The girl is inconsolable, devastated by the loss of her entire existence.

Tan was inconsolable and had not been able to overcome the loss of his wife for 13 years.

No wonder she was now inconsolable at the prospect of the child being returned to London.