Sentence examples for distressed everyone from inspiring English sources

It was dawning and little sleep did I get ... Beatrice is so distressed; everyone quite stunned".

"The shameful recent events have distressed everyone and been a source of worry for all those who love their country and the Islamic republic," said Grand Ayatollah Abdul-Karim Mousavi Ardebili, adding a plea for the government to release detainees.

Everyone is distressed and thinks that their distress is more urgent than your distress.

"I spoke with Newark police officials, and everyone is distressed and saddened by the deaths here," Mr. Campolo said.

Everyone's distressed, but a lot of kids who signed up for school didn't come, and she's doing a good job with what she can.

I was reminded of J.P. Morgan's legendary dispatching of the 1907 crisis, when Morgan gathered everyone with "distressed assets," along with their counterparties, in his parlor for an evening into the night, dismissing the group when agreement was reached on how to keep all concerns running.

However, negative thoughts are common, and especially so in people newly diagnosed with cancer, yet not everyone becomes distressed as a result of these thoughts.

Everyone was quite distressed but David Gulpilil [who played the Indigenous Australian who finds Jenny and me lost in the outback] said we could use animal fat to calm the sunburn, as Indigenous people might.

Everyone was somewhat distressed by what was happening on the court (Boris Becker was losing to Richey Reneberg), so host and guests took up some indirectly related matters, beginning with who else would be invited to sit in Box 51A in future sessions.

Headteacher Stephen Kelly said everyone was "very distressed" at the death of the "excellent pupil".

When Iyal is distressed, Chancer is distressed.