Sentence examples for so distressed about from inspiring English sources

What was he so distressed about?

"She just became so distressed about my father, she just couldn't take it.

In the same year a woman was so distressed about missing her husband, who was in Australia, that she carved his name into her chest.

The conceit is that Christie is so distressed about Brexit she can't bear to talk about it, so will be discussing horticulture instead.

She told me once in a moment of rare vulnerability that she felt so distressed about being so behind in her classwork that she spent the whole period fighting the urge to flee and throw herself onto the train tracks.

Business owners along that stretch of 46th Street, known as Restaurant Row, were so distressed about the absence of the grates and fearful that pedestrians would trip over the unprotected tree pits that the Times Square Alliance had offered a $1,000 reward for help catching the thieves.

He left the church for a decade after Pope Paul VI confirmed the ban on birth control, so distressed was he about the damage the edict would do in the developing world.

When I am about to go to work in the morning, I am so distressed that I want to cry.

If I feel bad about eating the wrong things, I might feel so distressed, I just have to eat to make myself feel better!

Andrew Gale, the captain, was so distressed by Yorkshire's relegation that rumours abounded in September that he was about to resign.

"Why are you so distressed?" they said.