Sentence examples for one distress from inspiring English sources
In "Letter to a Funeral Parlor," when Davis objects to the company's use of the portmanteau word "cremains" in reference to her father — before his death, the company had called him her "loved one" — distress over vocabulary stands in for mortal rage.
The psychosocial subscale of the STarT-G (items five to nine) should not be regarded as one distress factor, as the internal consistency of the corresponding items was poor.
"There is so much noise around this company right now," one distressed-securities analyst said.
"No one can distress walls," he writes, "like Ferdy Trocadero".
Off screen, the festival's theme has been one of distress.
As a therapist, I can testify to how difficult it can be to acknowledge one's distress and to admit one's vulnerability.
The Yankees were cruising with the best record in the major leagues, the Twins were terrible and no one expected distress in Yankeeland.
She added: "They are incredibly rare and seeing one in distress is very upsetting.
Moisture damage is one main distress type of premature asphalt pavement and affects its long term performance characteristics.
They responded with a smile in an automatic effort to soothe their loved one's distress.
Yet caregivers who witness their loved one's distress can become quite upset.
