Sentence examples for distressed expression from inspiring English sources

Note the puzzled, slightly distressed expression of the white lady in "A Taste of Gumbo," at the right.

Iain Duncan Smith, the Work and Pensions Secretary, watched the exchange from inside the Commons chamber with a distressed expression on his face.

Here, for example, in his own words, is a description of the poster for Swimming To Cambodia: "It is a picture of my head with a very distressed expression, and the waterline is right here [indicating just below his nose], and I'm either coming up, surfacing from the water, or going down for the last time, depending on how you look at it".

I could see their distressed expressions, and their eyes told me something.

For an even more distressed look.

Some people prefer a lightly-distressed look while others prefer a very distressed look.

Nobody, nobody, cares about the appearance of male politicians, but perhaps it is worth mentioning that Dick Cheney thought a Stetson was appropriate (didn't he shoot someone on a ranch in Texas?); that Rick Perry was conspicuously chewing gum (remember what they said about Gerald Ford?); and that Bernie Sanders's anorak looked as distressed as his expression.

In addition, the more distressed by relevant expressions (disgust) were the participants, the greater the velocity.

When Iyal is distressed, Chancer is distressed.

Some people look for distressed properties.

You are distressed because they are distressed.