Said lover finds this deeply distressing, runs off in tears, and ends the night being comforted by Diana with the words, "cheer up, he still loves you".
Accepting the likelihood of mistakes and errors is scary, but it is a kinder and less distressing option in the long run.
Unite will be doing everything possible to mitigate these job losses which are a hammer blow to the UK's IT sector and very distressing for employees in the run-up to Christmas".
In recent New Yorker articles Mr. Klein has described John McCain as "a wildly unique human specimen," a populist distinguished by "great courage," "high-wire imprudence" and "a distressing solipsism," and in "The Running Mate," he gives his hero, Charlie Martin, many of the Arizona Senator's outward attributes, without ever capturing his complexity or contradictions.
One of the most distressing episodes came when Polo Mints ran an ad campaign with short verses displayed in a similar style to the type and layout of our poems.
The specter of closing up shop was "highly distressing" to the staff, said Stanley Morris, who runs Restaurant TZ, the food part of the operation.
Chi Onwurah, the MP whose Newcastle Central constituency includes Newcastle's ground, said she found it "distressing and depressing to see five-year-olds running round with Wonga on their chest on match days".
In December, he announced that he would run instead for the Senate in 2014, further distressing some in his party since Mr. Lautenberg had not, at that point, indicated he would retire.
Our group has been addressing hyperprolactinemia for over a decade and are currently running an adjunct treatment trial to improve outcomes in women with this distressing side effect.
Smith also has distressing memories of Desert Orchid's final appearance, in the 1991 running.
