Sentence examples for sort of distressed from inspiring English sources
"Or if it's already been painted and it's a horrible color, you can strip the brick back and give it a sort of distressed look".
His author photo is grave as well, a formal study in grays in which the author, in a suit, leans against some sort of distressed stump or pillar while gazing very seriously into the camera.
Elliott is not the only fund to do this sort of thing (and distressed debt represents only a small fraction of its dealings).
So when Gaiman portrays the immensity of the obscene evil that torments the unnamed young protagonist as some sort of vague combination of distressed fabrics, we were disappointed.
When Morphet spoke to Kitaj in the days following the show he was "sort of disgusted really, very distressed.
That's the sort of thing that empowers distressed debt investors, when the bondholders throw up their hands and sell out for pennies on the dollar.
Lawmakers might decide to stop short of a full-blown bankruptcy proposal and establish instead some sort of oversight panel for distressed states, akin to the Municipal Assistance Corporation, which helped New York City during its fiscal crisis of 1975.
My father was a timid man, my mother was not a violent woman but very open, and sort of a firebrand and distressed by injustices, and my father would say you're always trying to set the world right.
(GP2) "Some hospitals put patients on antidepressant, I've noticed, quite quickly, sometimes even before they've been discharged, which I sometimes worry about because obviously the event is all a bit new then and, and if they are tearful or really distressed it's sort of erm understandable that they are in a way".
Hours of Distressed leather blousons.
