The crowd cried out in distress, watching as police forcefully shut down an event that had only just begun.
His Feb. 1 cover illustration showed a group of past U.S. presidents in various states of distress watching Trump speak on television.
When you find yourself distressed watching others seemingly having a good time, notice that you are doing that.
"She has expressed distress at watching the scenes from New Orleans, just as probably every American has.
"The violent intervention of the Libyan coastguard caused a situation of mass panic on board the rubber boat in distress," Sea-Watch said in a statement.
The hospice physician reviewed his pain medications and immediately suggested changing to a continuous morphine drip, which greatly relieved his discomfort and my gnawing distress over watching him suffer.
Referring to the Supreme Court case, which recognized a "ministerial exception" to employment discrimination laws, Mr. Romney said he was "distressed" to watch Mr. Obama try to "infringe upon those rights".
"Do you care about my distress over watching Joe insidiously get back?" Other file entries suggest a guarded, institutional caution from scout leaders who seemed to be protecting the organization or were suffused with the belief — others might call it naïveté — that a man who had admitted wrongdoing with young boys should be given a second chance.
To say that Ishiguro and his wife are film fans is something of an understatement; they have a home cinema in their north London house and organise their own mini-seasons (recent examples are screwball comedies and war films, which they've temporarily shelved after the distress of watching Elem Klimov's drama about the Nazi occupation of Belarus, Come and See).
Age was significantly associated with obesity, as was number of places to walk, worry about having enough food, health confidence, frequent mental distress, hours watching TV, not smoking cigarettes, frequent mental distress, days with impaired ADLs, and days per week of exercise (see Tables 1 and 2).
