Sentence examples for distressed about the from inspiring English sources

"He didn't seem distressed about the incongruity".

I became increasingly distressed about the plight of wild birds.

"I'm very distressed about the national policy," he said.

"Our family is very distressed about the closing of the company," Mr. Markin said.

He said residents in his district were distressed about the amount of development in the park.

"We are still feeling, all of us, angry and distressed about the expenses scandal".

The Price sisters were overjoyed to be home but distressed about the timing of their arrival.

What's distressed about the transaction is the fatigue of the underlying investor.

If the team was distressed about the front-office discord, it didn't show on the ice.

Still, the public remains distressed about the cost of health care, the poll found.

"I've also spoken to people... who are very distressed about the government's treatment of refugees," she says.