Sentence examples for distressed without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "distressed without" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a state of being troubled or anxious due to the absence of something or someone. Example: "She felt distressed without her usual support system during the difficult times."
But this has left those who are less severe, but still significantly distressed, without much help beyond a packet of pills.
As it grew poorer over the decades, the core values of its shrinking middle-class leadership became devalued and distressed, though without disappearing completely.
Fraught as a standalone adjective meaning "distressed, anxious, tense," without an accompanying prepositional phrase, is a 20th-century innovation.
Damsels can be in distress, without being distressed ladies — blithely awaiting rescue, without a ribbon out of place.
You will know you're on the road to recovery when you: think about it without becoming distressed.
Okay, my first thought would have been that perhaps one, or even all of them, had emphysema and therefore could not walk great distances without feeling distressed.
At that instant of recognition, you'll be reminded that you have no interest in being that way and you can let it go quickly without becoming distressed.
"Empathy allows great apes and humans to absorb the distress of others without getting overly distressed themselves," de Waal said.
Unfortunately, many studies merely focused on perinatal distress without consideration of lifetime anxiety and depressive disorders.
Hague said action could be taken "based on great humanitarian need and humanitarian distress" without specific UN approval.
Collecting and maintaining data that you can never use is a futile exercise that causes distress without results.
