Sentence examples for distress felt from inspiring English sources

The overall emotional distress felt by our participants was characterized by anxiety.

That means the ongoing distress felt by black women can quickly ripple through their social networks.

Hogan-Howe has met both of them in private to express "regret about the distress felt".

Ceremonial resolutions of no-confidence are an expression of the distress felt by faculty about their leadership.

I tell people that I lost a pregnancy, because they are much more likely to equate this to the range of emotions and distress felt since.

Greens senator Rachel Siewert said the submissions evidenced the level of distress felt by those caught in the debt recovery system.

In Williams's recent work, though (from 1999's "Repair" forward), the contest between comfort and distress feels rigged for comfort.

This had two consequences: it made a minority already disproportionately affected by mental distress feel even more misery, knowing that they were widely detested, feared and ridiculed; and it emboldened homophobic bigots who felt their hatred had official sanction.

It could also be the case that students with higher amounts of psychological distress, feel unable to invest any extra time in a training or might be ashamed to participate.

It is not part of the curriculum but is a professional development program for teachers, providing training and materials to make LGBTI students – who experience high levels of bullying and mental distress – feel welcome and accepted at school.

In a telephone interview yesterday, Williams spoke hopefully of a return but told of the distress he felt.