Sentence examples for too distressed from inspiring English sources

The nurse reads from the parents' response that they are coping and not being too distressed by the child's distress, so are perhaps ready to take on more clinical responsibilities.

Still, Banksy shouldn't be too distressed.

On Friday, Mr. Orji's children were too distressed to talk.

After Stacy died, Mikhailova's husband became too distressed to work.

The airline has said some of its staff are still too distressed to fly.

But few were too distressed, either, when he wrote no more.

I wanted to go with him, but he thought I'd be too distressed.

But Knight Frank predicted that wealthy people this year would expand their searches to include European cities previously thought to be too economically distressed: Milan, Madrid, Barcelona and Dublin, which will join Munich, Berlin, Zurich, Geneva and Vienna as "core European targets".

"The waters were very calm but we were going so fast, we were flying high," said Ehsanula Safi, his Afghan compatriot still too visibly distressed to make mention of his dead wife and four children.

The final sample of 380 participants was probably biased towards the more well patients, since 31 (6%) of the 517 patients screened were excluded or declined due to being too unwell, distressed or symptomatic.

Gucci showed jeans, too, splattered and distressed; at Prada they were tailored with visible white stitching.