Sentence examples for been distressed about from inspiring English sources

McDonnell told BBC1's Breakfast: "We've all been distressed about what happened to Jo.

He had been distressed about the burial ground ever since he first spied it in 1990, soon after becoming pastor at Middletown's First Church of Christ Congregational.

Mr. Veeder appeared to have been distressed about an unrelated investigation of evidence handling by the State Police crime lab in Albany, according to a published report.

I will think of my misbehaving child as "distressed" not "bad" and try to understand what she is distressed about.

Inmarsat's shareholders have little to be distressed about.

What's distressed about the transaction is the fatigue of the underlying investor.

He said residents in his district were distressed about the amount of development in the park.

Cable television companies are distressed about how quickly Internet and mobile viewing are stealing customers.

A better housekeeper might be distressed about sharing space with a spider, but I love her.

There is more to be distressed about, on behalf of babies, parents, and the people who work with them.

If the team was distressed about the front-office discord, it didn't show on the ice.