Sentence examples for become very distressed from inspiring English sources

Chief superintendent Mike Flynn said: "Deer are very powerful animals and when made captive they become very distressed and panic in a bid to escape, often pulling so hard they cause serious injury to themselves, which in the majority of cases is fatal.

Children who are ambivalent about their attachment to a caregiver typically become very distressed when that parent leaves.

In fact, many pets become very distressed to realize they are passing urine in places other than a designated potty spot.

Other studies have indicated that young adults can become very distressed at hypoglycaemia, though this was something that we did not detect to any great extent in this study [ 1].

Many autistic children need routines in order to feel secure, and will become very distressed if the routine is disrupted.

There's a story that Williams became very distressed watching rehearsals of one of his plays in New York.

"Tibetans at the scene became very distressed and angry and gathered together in what seems to be an impromptu demonstration," she said in an e-mail.

I was at the camp for just over a year and Solina became very distressed when she heard my team was leaving, but I asked my sister Susan, a Norfolk housewife, to write letters to Solina and we heard each other's news via Susan for many years.

One man who became "very distressed" for a few months, before he started giving $50,000 dinner speeches again.

But as the picnic was being laid out the youngest child began insisting he could hear an air-raid siren, pointing towards the sky he became very distressed.

"My mother-in-law was staying with us and she became very distressed when he showed her the letter after she asked what had upset him," she added.