Sentence examples for really distressed from inspiring English sources

It was a really distressed town after that.

"What's that smell?" she said, really distressed one day, repeatedly coming into the kitchen to complain.

It really distressed me that I would come home from school at 3pm and then have to sit down and study for another hour.

"It's too early to buy, except from really distressed sellers," said William F. McCall Jr., president of McCall & Almy, a Boston-based real estate adviser.

Sometimes he looks really distressed and we throw up our "NIGHTMARE ALERT!" graphic while blaring bullhorns like an overzealous bat mitzvah d.j.j

I was taken aback, really distressed, because within that story are these terrible accusations against the Jews about the execution of Jesus.

When Morphet spoke to Kitaj in the days following the show he was "sort of disgusted really, very distressed.

I was really deeply distressed to find that actions were being taken which very clearly indicated a lack of awareness of where the market value of accounting is.

I would really be distressed if you developed somatic symptoms or other stress-related symptoms because of your anxiety.

(N2)   Behaviour I feel pretty comfortable assessing mental health patients, but if they're like really aggressive and hostile and distressed I find that difficult (M35) …the immediate response to how you manage someone, to de-escalate the situation… (N20) Training Curriculum Making sure that junior staff are up to date and know their stuff is actually very difficult.

If you want to know how to appear more distressed than you really are, or to use a variety of other emotional techniques to get your way, then taking an acting class is a perfect way to improve your powers of persuasion.