Heartsick

Doubling the possession count, the movie zigzags to its finale, featuring various heartsick and distraught adults going up against the devil.

I am heartsick and don’t even want to attend your festival this year but if I could, I would come just to be sure the issue was addressed.

In a statement, Jen said she was “completely heartsick and devastated” to have let fans down.

Monahan said the university community is “heartsick” about what happened.

Gian-Carlo Carra said he’s “heartsick” going into budget negotiations Monday, as council members clash over proposed tax changes in the city.

A quick review of the speaker's writings, and I was heartsick at the prospect of his speaking and that my name had been mingled, without my knowledge or consent, with views that are repellent to me.

Choosing to make the victim a heartsick, tragically closeted man is the easy choice in order to garner sympathy from an audience that’s come a long way–though hardly all the way–on the issue of gay rights.

I live in Ohio and this makes me heartsick.

OK, to be fair to Chipper, he’s probably just as heartsick as just about everyone else is witnessing the continuing slaughter of the innocents.

Life in London was stressful for Goldman; she wrote to Berkman: "I am awfully tired and so lonely and heartsick.