heavyhearted

Tom was very heavyhearted. His appetite was gone with his property and his self-respect.

I've been told by many heavyhearted loyalists that they don't want to make the play-offs; that it will just draw out the agony; that being tonked by Leeds would twist the knife; that, beyond that, the prospect of another heartache at Wembley is too much to bear; even that the prize of victory could be Tony Pulis staying and they are ready to forfeit it.

The measure included three sub-scales: empathy (sympathetic, touched, softhearted, compassionate; [alpha] = .84), personal distress (distressed, disturbed, troubled, uneasy; [alpha] = .91) and sadness (low-spirited, heavyhearted, sad, feeling low; a = .85).

Every time they took place, I felt heavyhearted as if the President and the Government were responsible for them.

Heavyhearted and fearful, he clambered wearily into bed.

Despite the, at times, heavyhearted and somber character of the memoir, the suffering on the Haitian side of the border is rendered palpable and tractable by the talented Alvarez.

In a statement read outside court, Nicola's brother Nigel said: "Our family are devastated and heavyhearted with today's verdict.