Sentence examples for was distressed that from inspiring English sources

He was recently married to a Norwegian woman whose grandmother was distressed that her name, Bertheau, was disappearing.

And she was distressed that Harvard had been forced to make an exception to its policy of not providing assistance to employers that discriminated in hiring.

Roger was distressed that Sandra, his ex-wife, was texting him four years after a bitter divorce and wanted no contact with her.

'My view of Putin's regime is that it is Hitlerian.' She was distressed that Robin Cook and Tony Blair had kissed Putin's hand.

Mr. Hackett's lawyer, Greg Moore, issued a statement on Tuesday in which he acknowledged what happened and said Mr. Hackett was distressed "that the secrecy of the grand jury has been violated".

She was distressed that when she and her friends asked for "a fresh approach" they were greeted with "defensive platitudes", though they were all part of the "terrible, magnificent, bloody, contradictory process, the establishing of the first communist regime in the world", which should create the basis for freedom of speech.

But I am distressed that it is inviting TransCanada to reapply with a different route.

"I'm distressed that the conservancy can hold the buyers and the owners off from this".

Now I am distressed that I will have to give it all up.

Ms. Queller is distressed that "doctors can offer no definitive guidance" for women who possess this "dark knowledge".

Often, Indians were distressed that such a fine bat had fallen into the hands of an American -- a cricket heathen.