Sentence examples for apparent distress from inspiring English sources

On their blog the next day was a final entry, an apparent distress call for help: PLEASE RING SARAH – a reference to Mrs Chandler's sister.

The urologist who evaluated her as a donor candidate described her in medical records as a "very pleasant, healthy-appearing older white female in no apparent distress".

Overlooking the bride's apparent distress, the magazine drooled over the details – the dress, the music by Paul McCartney, the celebrity guests.

He had no other symptoms and was not in any apparent distress, but his parents took him to the emergency room anyway.

The video, in which the deportee is heard shouting in apparent distress, was recorded by a passenger on a Kenya Airways flight from Heathrow last year.

She locked her eyes on the birds and ran back and forth along the water's edge, never making a sound - and causing the geese little apparent distress.

Eddy Curry is facing foreclosure on his Chicago-area home, the latest sign of apparent financial distress for the Knicks' beleaguered center.

A Republican Florida state committeewoman, Liliana Ros, was shocked by Perry's apparent physical distress when she greeted him during a commercial break at the debate.

He played the rest of the schedule with no apparent signs of distress.

Animals were observed immediately after unloading for any apparent signs of distress and were monitored several times during the day throughout the study following the burn/HLU procedure.

No significant difference was apparent in mental distress despite the difference in education level between nurses and hygienists (100%% vs. nearly 50%% had higher education, respectively) possibly because: 1.