Sentence examples for sort of distress from inspiring English sources
Social pain can trigger the same sort of distress as a stomachache or a broken bone.
In doing so, they stimulate endogenous retroviruses, which then produce proteins that act as a sort of distress signal.
"That kind of redistribution is often very painful because it causes all sort of distress," Mr. Buiter said, like corporate insolvencies and defaults by banks.
It can be turned on from the iCloud menu (see above) with the new option to Send Last Location – a sort of distress beacon when your phone's about to run out of battery.
Ms. Weaver with her formidable good looks and erect carriage is a rather effective representative of us in our grief, exhibiting that the strain of the historic moment has effected a particular sort of distress on the class of citizens unused to feeling as though they don't matter.
The alarm that sounds when a child is in some sort of distress sends chills down my spine and reverberates through my brain, initiating the fight or flight response that is so common in the face of a threat.
Vanessa Redgrave can send her voice through a tumble of different sorts of distress or discovery, but she's hopeless at the things needed: staying steady, calm, beady and fixed and allowing the plot to unpick her apparent serenity.
I was sort of in distress that day and couldn't figure out why.
By 2001 and nearly eighteen years of stagnant growth, many of its franchises were in some sort of financial distress.
MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY is also equipped with remotely controlled LEDs in the white parts of the flag, which resemble a sort of S.O.S. distress beacon when activated.
