Sentence examples for he is distressed from inspiring English sources
But as a longtime observer of conservatives, he is distressed by the Coulter phenomenon.
But he is distressed by the wear and tear wrought by the deluge of visitors.
He is thoughtful by temperament, and he is distressed at the necessity of interrupting his meditations for the daily search for food.
He is distressed at our complacency with three sovereign bomb testers already testing, independently of each other, and about 50 potential bomb testers ready to begin.
Like everyone in West Virginia, he is distressed by the poverty he sees, and he thinks Trump's protectionism is worth trying.
He is distressed by "Indian propaganda" that falsely accuses the Army of the Pure of slaying the purely innocent, as in the massacre of 35 Sikh villagers in March on the day President Clinton arrived in India for a visit.
He was distressed by the infighting; he had had a spat with Degas.
He was distressed that the symphony as a popular form was fading.
He was distressed now that highways and housing developments were spoiling his privacy.
