Sentence examples for distress though from inspiring English sources
The private eye always had his holy grail, be it ultimate truth or a cache of money, and there was always a damsel in distress (though often they were more calculating than seemed the case).
When they find themselves in situations of temporary or permanent mental distress, though, that makes that ownership a danger to themselves or others, the solution to the problem is better mental health, and more police/court intervention, not more people arming themselves to the teeth in the most gun-saturated country on planet Earth.
They recognize that such learning or self-discovery may be distressing, and that one should attend carefully to the extent of any such distress, though they point out that we as a society value education as a moral good.
Watson did not carry over that distress, though.
Apple, however, is not in distress – though Cook must hope that this autumn's phone releases regain momentum, alongside new versions of the Watch, iPad Pro and Mac computers.
On 1 January 1993, the people of what became the Czech Republic were divorced from their brethren in Slovakia (to Havel's real distress, though there was nothing more he could have done to stop the secession).
As it grew poorer over the decades, the core values of its shrinking middle-class leadership became devalued and distressed, though without disappearing completely.
Distressing though it may be, you would have to live in a world of total fantasy football to believe that any great steps could be taken to eradicate the verbal insults from the terraces.
At their worst, these calls may be very frequent and may even sound pained or distressed (though the cat is not in real danger).
These, apparently, did not include rushing out to aid drug-crazed strangers in moments of distress - though I do recall a couple of startled white faces peering from a pushed-aside curtain as an officer bade me lie "lips down" on the sidewalk.
The cuts to the civil service are drastic and will cause distress, even though most departments' budgets have been reduced by less than a quarter, as had been threatened.
