Sentence examples for distressed her from inspiring English sources

What really distressed her was penetration of a different kind.

The protests from the Baltimore players distressed her deeply.

Mrs. Hadfield was distressed; her friend had seemed fairly healthy minutes before.

The woman was distressed; her "recommendation" had been read as a real recommendation, sans scare quotes, and the person she disliked was starting at work on Monday.

After the late 1970s it was much harder for Friedan to appeal to a broad constituency, and that clearly distressed her deeply.

Though the case was dropped at the last minute in 2002, the suggestion that Marlborough Fine Art had systematically ripped off Bacon throughout his career distressed her tremendously.

The tenants left it in a mess, which distresses her.

It distresses her to read of a factory that could grind out a very large number of dolls daily".

When she happens to see a document on her failed-actor father's computer, she reads something that deeply distresses her, sending her into a downward spiral from which she struggles to emerge.

However, the students recognise Susan as their principal, which distresses her.

This fact, at odds with her traditional, religious upbringing, distresses her and she puts every effort into becoming heterosexual.