Sentence examples for tell distressed from inspiring English sources

But the Education Department has been slow to process the claims or to tell distressed borrowers their options, leaving many in limbo as interest on their debt accumulates and the prospect of default looms.

Mr Clegg told LBC: "Distressing as all this is, I really hope it doesn't discourage people from bicycling - it's got to be made safer and we have got to have more of these bicycling superhighways which physically separate cyclists from roads.

The only really conventional-looking apparatus was the drum set, although you could tell by some distress on the edges of the drums that the player, Phil Selway, had attacked the sides as well as the skins.

Those who have fled tell stories of distress, loss or hiding in bunkers for weeks at a time during heavy shelling.

Distressed, he tells Plame, "They twisted my testimony..

So if an individual tells us she was "distressed", we must not report her as being "traumatised".

She told Today she was "distressed" when she heard the treatment would no longer be available on the NHS, adding: "Quality of life is so important".

Wilpon told reporters that Minaya was distressed after the news conference because he had challenged Rubin in public.

Hardwick herself told me, "I was much distressed about the use of my letters in this antic caper.

Holder told me that he was "distressed" that people "who know better" were claiming that the courts were not up to the job of trying terrorists.

Her barrister, Stephen Simblet, told Addis the Traynors were distressed that police officers were eating fried chicken and chips in the gymnasium, and they now associated the smell with their grief and trauma.