Sentence examples for am particularly distressed from inspiring English sources

I am particularly distressed that the officer who killed Mark can return to work.

But I am particularly distressed that he is resigning due to sharp differences with the president on these and other key aspects of America's global leadership," he added.

Chelsea was particularly distressed that this happened on the same day as the death of her grandmother, Dorothy Rodham.

It was a slow but steady decline, with accelerations when he was ill or upset – he was particularly distressed when he was no longer allowed to drive.

She was particularly distressed that her arguments with professed Bush supporters often ended when she asked if they were registered to vote and was told no.

I assumed that he would not be particularly distressed if his rivals in the Saudi oil establishment were embarrassed by his frankness.

He was particularly distressed that Wood and Stears, his two closest ideological allies and friends, appeared to be backing the change in course.

The group is particularly distressed about the increase of outsourced work to overseas contractors, and the F.A.A.'s failure to shift resources rapidly to monitor the work.

He was particularly distressed not so much at the loss of his money as at the loss of his library of 4,000 magnificent books, which "left a wound in my heart which cannot be healed as long as I live".

Tamanaha does not spare the internal practices of law schools and is particularly distressed about the amount of debt incurred by those least able to get out from under it — graduates of lower-ranked schools.

He is particularly distressed by events that have affected the Peabody Trust housing association, which, in the past decade, has picked up several architectural awards for its pioneering approach to new housing.