Of course, none of this is truly distressing to him.
He described the accusations as " totally untrue," and "very distressing" to him and his family.
He is very weak and this is quite distressing for him, especially in his confused state," said his daughter.
The 21-year-old suffered no significant long-term harm, added the judge, although the events were distressing for him and his father.
Eventually, Nazism became seriously distressing to him, with the exile and death of his Jewish friend and collaborator Zweig, whose name he insisted on printing on the libretto of the opera they made together, Die schweigsame Frau.
"That, in itself, means you have to pierce the skin with a little needle to take some blood out and test it on a machine – it was very distressing for him," says Emma.
Mr. Wolf, a corporate lawyer who joined Weil in 1984 straight out of law school, said that while the decision to cut associates and staff was personally distressing for him and the management committee, there was little disagreement that it was the right one.
This can happen when the radiotherapy is being applied to a bit of the brain which controls vomiting and this was very distressing to him.
The international community by and large ignored these distressing warnings, giving him cover to continue committing his crimes.
Marianne's older sister, the prudent and discreet Elinor, is constant toward her lover, Edward Ferrars, and, after some distressing vicissitudes, marries him.
