Sentence examples for distressed to know from inspiring English sources
Justice said in his statement: "I feel terrible personally to be the object of such vicious and unfounded allegations, but I am even more distressed to know that this action by Ms. Foster will adversely affect my son, whose welfare is my prime concern.
The dissenters might be a bit distressed to know that it is unlikely the author of America the Beautiful herself would not be counted among their number.
The dissenters might be a bit distressed to know that it is unlikely the author of "America the Beautiful" herself would not be counted among their number.
Into the middle of all this drops Tigermania, which kicks off with this afternoon's news conference at Augusta National, a place filled with many people distressed to now know what TMZ is.
You can only imagine how distressed Callas would be to know that almost every recorded document of her singing, good or bad (and some of it, however fascinating, was pretty bad), has made its way into the marketplace.
How much the poverty and shoddiness distressed him is hard to know; as a rent collector and devout Tory he was, as the exhibition's joint curator TJ Clark writes in the catalogue, "a small cog in the machinery of exploitation" of the working class he depicted.
"I thought, Who do I want to know the most about, distressed or violent or crazy people?" he told me.
I would like you to know that she is greatly distressed over Danny's situation".
Over the next three days, Craig taught me everything I needed to know to create the imitation distressed finish.
Relatives, friends, and colleagues may be the only people to know that a person is distressed, and the burden of care lies entirely with them, until such time as the person decides, or is persuaded, to consult a doctor.
They were greatly distressed by seeing and talking to patients lying in hospital beds who wanted to know the diagnosis but didn't have chance to speak to the doctors or the doctors were 'hiding' behind technical terminology.
