Sentence examples for distressed upon from inspiring English sources

Quite often, students who are accustomed to careful nurturing during their undergraduate days get distressed upon joining a supervisor who expects the students to seek out their own support.

For the remainder of his life, Pedro I would become distressed upon his children's absences and fretted about their futures.

For example, soldiers who were older and more educated at the time of capture were less distressed upon first returning home, which also meant that they were better adjusted three decades later.

In a May 14 letter to Elihu Washburne, Grant wrote: "To say that I have not been distressed at these attacks upon me would be false, for I have a father, mother, wife and children who … are distressed by them".

In 2005, however, she was distressed by the changes thrust upon her as her parents, David Rockefeller Jr. and Diana Newell Rowan, underwent a difficult divorce.

Arizona citizens are also distressed with the demands made by illegals upon medical and educational services.

The lawsuit filed by Mr. Hinojosa is still pending, and it claims that postings on the Internet by the tournament organizers that suggested Mr. Cavazos cheated were defamatory and inflicted emotional distress upon him and his wife.

Walsh said Friday that he never expected to win a title because the Knicks were so deep in distress upon his arrival and, at 70, he was never here for the very long haul.

Horror films are a sick visitor in this fantasy; why do we wish to force such distress upon ourselves?

There was no evidence of interaction between unmet need and psychological distress upon subsequent ED visits.

These effects indicate an increase in cellular distress upon exposure to asbestos fibers [ 9].