Sentence examples for is extremely distressed from inspiring English sources

Lefties in the 80s sought inspiration from prisoners in South Africa, so look out for Tories at next month's party conference sporting T-shirts saying "Free Sir Mark Thatcher!" Incidentally, a large payment to the leader of the coup was also made by someone with the name J Archer, and it's been reported that Lady Thatcher is "extremely distressed" at the news of the affair.

A press release from her lawyer in February said that Klages "is extremely distressed by the accusations that have been made about her creating any sort of impediment to gymnasts reporting complaints of criminal sexual conduct or sexually inappropriate behavior".

"Almost one appointment [in] every session that I work is trying to help someone who is extremely distressed because their benefits are being stopped and it has huge health implications," he explained.

He was extremely distressed with vivid flashbacks".

When the police arrived, Hyde was extremely distressed and sobbing.

He added: "I'm unbelievably depressed and I've been extremely distressed.

Not unexpectedly, many of the children were extremely distressed soon after the divorce.

"Most of our small investors are pensioners and some of them have been extremely distressed.

I am extremely distressed at Egg's assassination of my character.

"I think he's extremely distressed at that moment, over perhaps losing the season".

There was official testimony showing that Meadlo had in fact been extremely distressed by Calley's order.