Sentence examples for feels distressed from inspiring English sources

The point should surely be not whether a police officer feels distressed by being sworn at, but whether it should be legal to treat him with such disrespect.

Secure adults offer support when their partner feels distressed.

When she feels distressed, Katniss plays a comforting but repetitive game: reminding herself of every good thing she has ever seen someone do.

It should be pointed out that when the individual does not care for the path and wants time to pass more quickly to reach the destination, s/he feels distressed, spasmodic, nervous, irritable and anxious.

In clinical practice, the term "stress" is often used as a euphemism for negative emotions, which is acceptable to those who might otherwise be offended by psychiatric diagnostic labels, because it implies both a cause and effect: the person feels distressed because he or she is stressed, and the stress is something beyond his or her control.

In our current study, we found that stress reactivity was highest in those individuals with FGID who also felt distressed by their symptoms, followed by non-distressed subjects with FGID and healthy controls.

Little wonder that Effeny felt distressed when the disability minister Maria Miller announced the Remploy closures in March.

One of Britain's oldest and longest-serving poppy sellers felt "distressed and overwhelmed" by the number of charities asking her for donations, a report has found.

At the end of the session, the two counsellors gave telephone numbers to the workers and encouraged them to call if they felt distressed.

But judging by what figures exist, Brotto says, between 7 and 15percentt of all young and middle-aged women — an age range that researchers generally set between the neighborhoods of 20 and 60 — feel distressed over the absence of desire.

The study participants were informed that if they felt distressed by the interview they could seek counseling at the psychosocial center in Gllogovc.