Sentence examples for makes me distressed from inspiring English sources

My good news makes me distressed about their bad news.

I feel viscerally distressed, and the distress makes me woozy.

While I was not too engaged in American politics then, the reaction of the Bush administration to the attacks of September 11 made me deeply distressed about the direction that Republicans were taking this country.

I value von Trier's films because they make me think about things that I'd rather not think about, things that are rarely acknowledged, and often those films make me angry or distressed.

Transgender advocates and sympathetic clinicians argue that telling children in that middle space to abolish their cross-gender interests makes them more distressed, not less.

Yet in a sign of the speed of the economic plunge, Mr. Black also said at that conference: "We have not yet had the economic downturn that makes for great distressed investing".

Fairholme makes bets on distressed companies that would scare off a classic Grahamite.

The EDA is a relatively tiny unit of the Department of Commerce, with only 215 employees, that makes grants to distressed communities from six regional offices.

A new study examines what exactly makes people feel distressed after a sleep paralysis episode, and shows that sensory experiences and innate "features" of the condition -- like feeling fear -- were linked with higher reports of distress.

With a bar made of distressed doors and religious icons on the walls, Favela Chic calls to mind a Rio shantytown.

The rise in prices appears to be a result of tight inventories and a downward trend in sales made under distressed conditions like foreclosures.