Sentence examples for distress act from inspiring English sources

However, if a child comes to you, or is in distress, act responsibly and in public.

Many women are still using the tried-and-true 'damsel in distress' act and hiding their intelligence by sexing everything up.

For instance, socio-demographic factors such as education and ethnicity; treatment oriented factors such as chemotherapy; work related factors such as heavy physical work; disease related factors such as poor health condition and fatigue; and psychological factors such as depression and emotional distress, act as barriers of RTW.

Get boys to crawl all over you by doing cute things like winking and playing the damsel in distress act.

The verdict came down in Hogan's favor on all counts, upholding his claim that by posting the video, Gawker publicly disclosed private information, intentionally caused him emotional distress, acted recklessly and violated his reasonable expectation of privacy in the bedroom where the video was recorded.

We also hypothesized that psychological distress acted as either a confounder and/or effect modifier in the association between unmet need and ED visits, and our results confirmed this.

In the study of Jørgensen et al. [ 15] psychological distress acted as a determinant of physical health change, sick leave and patient self-rated improvement in patients with musculoskeletal illness.

A similar unease pervades the videos he made with Rinde Eckert, a singer and performance artist, who also posed for many of the heads, and it reaches a near-unbearable pitch in "Shit in Your Hat — Head on a Chair," a video installation in which a female mime attempts, with increasing distress, to act out inane, rapid-fire commands she's being given by an off-screen voice.

We also predicted that (3) if distress calls act as acoustic distractions, bats would collide more frequently with obstacles, and that (4) compared to bats that avoided obstacles, the patterns of echolocation calls would differ in bats that collided with obstacles.

Individuals with only a subjective experience of cancer may conceal severe psychological distress and act like patients with verified disease.

Moreover, distress may act as a steppingstone to the development of a depressive and/or anxiety disorder in individuals with specific vulnerabilities.