Sentence examples for are particularly distressed from inspiring English sources

"We are particularly distressed at the thought that, should RFRA be signed into law, some of our members and friends might not be welcome in Indiana businesses -- might experience legally sanctioned bias and rejection once so common on the basis of race," they wrote.

Together they described places of prevalent demographic vulnerability that are particularly distressed for their lack of social and economic capital.

Religious Americans today are particularly distressed about celebrity culture and the inclination of their children to find something heroic in the antics of Lady Gaga or whoever else may be the latest focus of celebrity gossip.

Roddick was particularly distressed by his loss today.

Being a proud PowerPoint connoisseur I was particularly distressed by the presentations.

Shriver was particularly distressed by those performances, and blamed the advisers who had arranged them.

"We need security," said Zeyad Dando, a doctor who was particularly distressed over the looting of the city's hospitals.

Mr. Mulcahy said he was particularly distressed at the decisions because of the team's church affiliation.

Many public-health officials were particularly distressed by the Bush approach to emergency contraception for teen-agers.

Last point: I'm particularly distressed that this has caused such a distraction from what this campaign should be about, which is the American people.

"She has been particularly distressed by the wholly untrue allegation made by some that she was in some way complicit with the release of the footage.