Sentence examples for had distress from inspiring English sources

They were just, you know, businesses that had distress in them because of specific factors.

It had distressed him to learn that Gail Katz-Bierenbaum's parents had both died in the intervening years, while Bierenbaum had settled in North Dakota, remarried, and fathered a daughter.

We had two AOL-ers that had distressed babies that were born that we paid a million dollars each to make sure those babies were OK in general.

Many of those camps were controlled by interahamwe bands, and it had distressed Keys to find himself helping to support a genocidal political movement.

This momentous deed was shaded with disappointment at America's failure to join the cause, and the implied renunciation had distressed some of his American friends.

This was a disjunction — between the natural-aesthetic glories of surfing and the ugly chauvinism of many surfers — that had distressed me since I was a kid.

In a cover story for the Mail on Sunday, he told author Antonella Gambotto-Burke that his family had suffered from racist taunts, and that it had distressed him.

It was widely believed that George would dismiss Walpole, who had distressed him by joining his father's government, and replace him with Sir Spencer Compton.

Since 2000, the DSM has recognized that clinicians see patients who meet all the other criteria for Tourette's, but do not have distress or impairment.

The shooting has distressed the Chinese.

"It would have distressed both of them.