Sentence examples for be very distressed from inspiring English sources

"I knew something was causing my father to be very distressed," she recalled later.

As Antonio Zadra, the Montreal researcher, put it, "Some people will have a nightmare a month and be very distressed by them.

Hymowitz characterized him as "a gentle, sensitive father who seemed to be very distressed and genuinely emotionally pained about the loss of unencumbered contact with the child".

If he loves you, then he will be very distressed by witnessing the pain you're in because of your bulimia and depression.

George Osborne, Daily Telegraph "I would be very distressed if it was thought I was getting any sort of pleasure from this".

The hearing was told that both infants, Baby X and Baby Y, suffered violent spasms in the final throes of death and both appeared to be very distressed.

"People are very distressed at having to ask for food; it's humiliating and distressing".

Mothers of children with disabilities in rural Vietnam are very distressed and social capital, especially the participation component, significantly predicts this distress.

I was very distressed.

"These people were very distressed.

Members of the family were very distressed.