Sentence examples for I'm very distressed from inspiring English sources

"I'm very distressed about the national policy," he said.

"To be honest, I'm very distressed, most of all because there's no mechanism to stop it".

"I'm very distressed about it," said Major Neil Lewis of the Family Life Ministries.

"I'm very distressed for Karen because it is an absolute right for all people to be able to get on a bus," she said.

"I'm very distressed that the report was leaked early so that the initial headline said 'dismissed, fired.' That's 180 degrees from the arrangement we have potentially".

"The claimant was very distressed by the article.

Laura Kieler, it should be said, was very distressed by A Doll's House, as her situation was widely known.

He was very distressed by the contents of the email and consequently did not feel comfortable about attending the meeting".

Ursula was very distressed and decided she must never let the girl feel alone with her terrible resolve.

He wrote: "My family is very distressed no information of any kind from the Algerian authorities has been made available to the family legal teams.

"They were very distressed the day before because they could just see into the window of the holding cell and they were wailing, 'she's still in there!' but after they went into the cell they said, 'she has gone now, she has left this place'".