Sentence examples for evident distress from inspiring English sources
The second-seeded Federer won, conquering his own evident distress and Haas's still-evident talent.
Even the most ardent Democratic partisan couldn't begrudge Romney his evident distress.
But once Laski had arrived no one would have gone; and he contrived, though in evident distress, to make a speech which, if it lacked something of his usual fire, was eloquent and persuasive.
Suddenly, her evident distress at being nicknamed "the thinking man's crumpet" – a throwaway line in a Radio Times piece that has stuck to her as uncomfortably as a burr – is thrown into sharp relief.
The home crowd were dismayed to see their side go behind after three minutes as Drury's unthreatening corner was sliced horribly into his own net by Chris Bush, under no pressure and much to the defender's evident distress.
After the broadcast was over, Boris's second wife Marina burst into the Green Room shouting angrily: "How dare you bring my family into this!" Her evident distress has no doubt rendered Paddick's raising the subject during this campaign unlikely – even though there have been reports (neither denied nor confirmed) since the last election of another alleged affair and even a lovechild.
The trial was interrupted and mechanical ventilation resumed whenever one of the following occurred: 1) respiratory rate >35/min, 2) signs of evident respiratory distress (diaphoresis, accessory muscles recruitment, thoraco-abdominal paradox), 3) peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO2) <90%%, 4) SBP <90 mmHg or >180 mmHg, 5) heart rate >140/min.
Cell lines did not show any evident cell distress or significant morphological changes as consequence of AURK-A or AURK-B silencing (data not shown).
Friends and family were in shock, as there were no evident signs of distress from Mr. Stephenson, who was married and had an 8-year-old son.
The distress evident on the face of one man caught on camera, desperate for water to give to his son, was particularly troubling.
This study suggests it is, with significant inequalities in the prevalence of chronic conditions, severe physical limitations and high psychological distress evident among elderly people.
