Sentence examples for panic distress from inspiring English sources

"It shows the human dimension of panic, distress, screaming people on board," he added.

Helbert said he was most struck by the sound on the film, which he described as "the human dimension of panic, distress, the screams of people on the plane".

It has caused panic, distress and uncertainty for more than 200 great employees.

During this time, the women and children could hear the sounds of suffering from inside the gas chambers, and they became aware of the fate that awaited them, which caused panic, distress, and even involuntary defecation.

Although some participants did have bad trips, these experiences of panic, distress and despair tended to be short-lived and some even resulted in the most meaningful sense of change later, according to Griffiths.

Self-report and clinician-rated assessments were consistent for both panic-related distress and disability and panic frequency.

Almost every MP, said one, had been "inundated by constituents in panic and distress".

Mr. Mosley said Mr. Mineo, in great panic and distress, "sort of blacked out," at least at one point.

At the company's warehouse in Long Island City, Queens, the work force, largely immigrants, reacted with panic and distress as news of the inquiry spread.

Almost immediately, however, the swagger vanishes, replaced by a palpable panic and distress; for all the heroic look-out-honey strutting, something is clearly desperately wrong here.

Kasumi, a video artist, plundered old films for an uproarious bricolage of alien-invasion panic, financial distress, military might and patriotic sentiment.