Sentence examples for terribly distressed from inspiring English sources

So everyone claims to be terribly distressed.

The South Bend lady's colored maid was terribly distressed when the N. Y. lady left.

She is terribly distressed by her brother's plight, but she cannot resist flaunting a private triumph: While I was walking towards the door, old Phoebe said, "Holden!" and I turned around.

Children can also be terribly distressed about the future welfare of a much loved dog; keeping them up to date on all the practical arrangements including those relating to animals helps them start to make sense of this new phase in their lives.

"The note said 'We had been terribly distressed to find that the child was abnormal and we request privacy for the family,' and it also said 'We had three other pregnancies in route and they all seem to be normal and we hope this individual situation was single aberration,' " he said.

To counter this argument, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pointed out that "the person who is subject to this, to this embarrassment, this humiliation, doesn't have out-of-pocket costs, but is terribly distressed, nervous, anxious, and all the rest".

Garcia denied throwing any punches, and Nelson said he and Williams were merely involved in a verbal exchange "The Red Sox are terribly concerned and distressed about the attack on our employee," Steinberg said.

"I go into my kitchens and I hear what the young people are calling each other, and it distresses me terribly," she said.

MY friend was distressed.

Moreno looked visibly distressed.

This discovery distressed me.