Sentence examples for too distressed about from inspiring English sources

By the time you did, she may have been too distressed about her own situation to be responsive to yours.

She thinks they are too distressed about their children to effectively tell an asylum officer why they fled their country and could be killed upon return.

A young man named Miguel G., who is single, said he is running low on condoms, but didn't seem too distressed about it.

The most common reason for refusal (in approximately 70% of cases) was that the relatives were too distressed to talk about the death.

People get too distressed and offended to talk about secrets they shouldn't know.

An analyst with Lehman Brothers, Brian Johnson, said the overall economy was simply too distressed for investors to feel upbeat about the Detroit companies.

Still, Banksy shouldn't be too distressed.

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.

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

Don't think their bowlers in particular will be too distressed that their team is batting.