Sentence examples for a slightly distressed from inspiring English sources

This distinctive silvery glass ball from always tasteful The White Company has a slightly distressed finish, giving it a vintage feel.

These days, Kodachrome can now only be processed as black-and-white, which gives the film a slightly distressed quality, as if weathered or faded over time.

If this is the case, the model demonstrates a slightly distressed road and the 'Maintenance' option is derived.

She then held the doll close, gazed at me with a slightly distressed look on her face, patted the doll and wiped its face while saying "baby, baby".

Ms. Steele looked slightly distressed.

She was growing ever so slightly distressed at her inability to give the black box what it wanted.

Irwin sounded slightly distressed that he was only $149,600 richer than he had been at the start of the weekend.

The distinguished sellers seem to take great pride in what they do, often looking slightly distressed when parting with their beloved works of literature at such low prices.

I am slightly distressed by the thought of Dundee fans singing 'the Dees are having a party', or whatever the song is, if their demise is confirmed by Dundee.

10.43pm GMT 16th over: New Zealand 32-0 (Fulton 21, Rutherford 10) Looking straight into the mouth of the Twitter beast, and being slightly put off by its breath, I find that certain Kiwi fans are slightly distressed by their tardy run rate.

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