Sentence examples for get very distressed from inspiring English sources
"The birds get very distressed when they are coated in oil," said Herian.
People without information get very distressed, they need to be informed where aid is available, where to go.
Boardman, who treats patients with serious and long-term mental health problems, told the Guardian: "People with severe long-term problems get very distressed about being assessed, probably because mistakes are made, because the process isn't perfect, because they don't feel they are being listened to in their interviews.
The dogs barked whenever parcels were delivered and the situation quickly escalated with the resident getting very distressed.
While she has gotten very good at reproducing the look of faded, darkened, dirty, overcleaned or otherwise distressed paintings, the metaphorical possibilities could stand further development.
But I have been very distressed by that fact".
The whistleblower said many residents believed the dolls were real and would have been very distressed.
"We have a very distressed individual wishing to leave the site," it chirps at 4am.
But I have been very distressed by that fact". Alan Greenspan.
