Sentence examples for was distressed about from inspiring English sources

Simpson was distressed about Monroe's dominance of the newspaper front pages, but "I explained that I wasn't in any way able to help her in displacing Marilyn Monroe in her favour", said Pick, who "certainly did not find [Simpson] witty, endearing in any way, but a rather brittle, hard and vain person".

Snow was distressed about what he called a communication breakdown between society's two cultures he labeled "humanities" and "sciences".

My mom was distressed about seeing me in this state.

But my emotions were running high; in addition to the trust issue, I was distressed about Hadley's MSA and, I'll admit, still angry that he'd told Hadley not to "obsess".

According to classmates and a professor, he was distressed about not getting financial aid, and was trying to figure out how to finance his dissertation fieldwork in Detroit.

Diana L. Bond, pharmacy director at University Medical Center in Las Vegas, a public hospital, said she was distressed about the new findings.

What's distressed about the transaction is the fatigue of the underlying investor.

He said residents in his district were distressed about the amount of development in the park.

Cable television companies are distressed about how quickly Internet and mobile viewing are stealing customers.

McDonnell told BBC1's Breakfast: "We've all been distressed about what happened to Jo.

There is more to be distressed about, on behalf of babies, parents, and the people who work with them.