Sentence examples for a distress of from inspiring English sources

It's a distress of the heart probably more than of the head and it stems from taking part in or witnessing something of consequence you believe is wrong, something that violates your deeply held beliefs about yourself and your place in the world.

A distress of the retinal nerve fibers could explain the observed reduction of the RNFL thickness in patients with CMI; in our series the reduction of the RNFL thickness seems lower when CMI is associated with syringomyelia.

The men said they were responding to a distress call of 'officer down' from the bridge.

A study conducted by Briggs-Gowan et al. (1996) revealed that there is a connection between the distress of a mother and the reporting of problematic behavior of girls.

Therefore, it was clear that 3-D contact pressure has an effect on the distress of a pavement surface.

Prolonged economic distress of a decade or more could have the same effect this time around.

Playing Muriel, she conveyed the infinite distress of a woman whose lifetime code of denial was gradually being stripped away.

It would allow anyone to cite the distress of a relative or friend as grounds for censorship".

He was a person in ongoing distress of all varieties, in virtual reclusion since 2005.

A merger is shown to increase aggregate distress, measured as aggregate relative deprivation: the social distress of a merged population is greater than the sum of the social distress of the constituent populations when apart.

The playful jokes help to distract from the distress of a condition that her doctors have struggled to treat.