Sentence examples for note of distress from inspiring English sources
But it finds an interesting comic register in Margaret Thatcher, a note of distress and self-pity, loneliness and anxiety.
If something happens to them, or if her sight changes, they will have to be replaced," she said, with a note of distress.
But she took note of the distress those policies were causing elsewhere and called for central banks to step up their dialogue and cooperation.
" The assessment mission identified that a number of parents noted signs of distress among their young children as a result of prolonged warfare and displacement, so UNICEF will be focusing on creating child friendly spaces and mobilizing community support for children.
In the tricky scene in which the bereaved and outraged Lady Anne is convinced to accept Richard's suit for her hand, Mr. Jones strikes hypnotically persuasive notes of piteous distress as he (falsely) confesses to having committed the crime for love of Anne.
And the diaries assume their only note of real personal distress, moments of personal bereavement apart, when she contemplates the proposed publication of 500 letters written by her infatuated father over three years from 1912 to her own close friend, Venetia Stanley (later Montagu).
Of note, respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) was seen in only 1% of the population and hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy/asphyxia in 6%. Figure 2 illustrates the causes of death for the 87 patients who expired in 2006.
Forearm pain rarely occurs in isolation, the study says, noting that "high levels of distress and adverse psychosocial factors also produced the onset of symptoms".
This appears to have been the case in some studies of DT where the investigators noted the low levels of distress in the samples they recruited [ 31, 33, 36].
Issuing notes is sometimes seen as a sign of distress.
It should be noted that suicide is an extreme manifestation of distress, suggesting that, for every reported suicide, it is likely that many mental illnesses go undiagnosed [ 1].
