He also seemed to be in near-constant distress, and Matt's efforts to comfort him "just enraged him," Matt says.
Hoffman plays Benjamin Braddock in constant physical distress, swallowing his lines, using "an often inflected delivery," as Ayoade puts it.
Even years after his status was legalized, he still struggled to recover from the years of constant emotional distress and found it difficult to trust other people.
Indeed, worrying is defined as expecting possible negative results in the future (Borkovec, Robinson, Pruzinsky and DePree, 1983), while brooding is defined as the repetitive response model that involves the constant development of distress symptoms, and of the causes and consequences of distress (Nolen-Hoeksema, Wisco and Lyubomirsky, 2008).
A standardized rating of 1 represents the worst possible function (extreme difficulties, constant fear, extreme distress) and a rating of 7 represents the best possible function (no difficulties, no fear, no distress).
So one of the questions we are asking is: how can you detain babies [in Greece] and then only give them 100ml a day?" The Afghan construction manager said his daughter was in a constant state of distress as a result of the lack of milk.
This is a welcomed update for fathers who get tired of having their daughters watch the only female in the show turn out to be the constant damsel in distress.
The physical pain and distress, constant physiotherapy, surgeries and rehabilitation programs represented the most obvious hurdles, while being able to fit in socially, find employment, meet a woman, and even now living independently represent the kind of ongoing obstacles that most able-bodied people may never totally understand.
