Sentence examples for distress right from inspiring English sources

Collective energy, an extremely powerful force, was poured into that one person, in distress, right there.

As Brubaker said, "If I don't have a right to fly that flag upside down, which means a sign of distress, which this country is in so much distress right now, then what's the point of having it?" - A May 9 no-knock drug raid by Killeen, Texas, cops that ended with two officers shot, and one killed, did not turn up any drugs after all.

Whether it was the dubstep producer Benga speaking about how he attributes his diagnosis of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia to his life as an artist, Olly Alexander from Years & Years opening up about his experiences with depression, or Asif Kapadia's 'Amy', which showed us how blind we can be to mental distress unfolding right before our eyes.

Akhtar, a Pakistani American who grew up outside Milwaukee, sees a land in distress: terror, right-wing extremism, gun violence, consuming capitalism and a backlash against traditional politics that have given rise to Donald Trump, a showman and presumptive Republican presidential nominee who epitomizes the collision of social media, celebrity and spectacle. .

This opens up a whole new avenue of lifestyle-distress: animal rights versus religious freedom, almost too much for a Sunday morning.

But Israel's current unity government, itself a byproduct of the violence, is unlikely to take any step that would distress either its right or left flank.

The founding members believed that people in distress had the right to medical intervention and that the need to provide assistance to those people transcended national borders.

It was nothing but history, math, economics, the classics, and the Benthamite axioms: actions could lead to pleasure or pain, happiness or distress, and the right action was the one that led to the most happiness for the most people.

Upon arrival in our emergency department, the patient appeared jaundiced and in moderate distress, complaining of right upper quadrant abdominal pain.

On physical examination, she was noted to be a very thin woman in moderate respiratory distress with a right sternal border systolic crescendo-decrescendo murmur and bilateral rhonchi breath sounds.

They tell each another they're only minor participants in a broader "meme war" between outlets such as The Other 98% on the left and Nation In Distress on the right, but then they see the protests in the streets, the divisions in America, and wonder if their work is making things worse.