Sentence examples for distressed when from inspiring English sources

"Marcella was always very distressed when she would read complicated chefs' recipes," Mr. Hazan said.

I am distressed when I see people mechanically taking a dip in the holy river.

Marylin was very distressed when she discovered that Sarah had been sent to prison.

More than 30 years later, Hedren becomes distressed when she talks about what went on.

Brunt was genuinely distressed when she chopped Sarah Coyte onto her stumps.

So now your just extremely distressed when I compare our records.

"The birds get very distressed when they are coated in oil," said Herian.

Most people feel distressed when they see another person in pain.

Are you likely to become distressed when the phone service or electricity goes down, or can you handle occasional disruptions?

He is distressed when Donna immediately hails the robot as the man who "will never let me down".

A nationwide study led by Nobel Laureate Daniel Kahneman of Princeton University showed that Americans become most distressed when commuting or when talking to their bosses.