Sentence examples for was particularly distressed from inspiring English sources

Roddick was particularly distressed by his loss today.

Shriver was particularly distressed by those performances, and blamed the advisers who had arranged them.

Mr. Mulcahy said he was particularly distressed at the decisions because of the team's church affiliation.

Being a proud PowerPoint connoisseur I was particularly distressed by the presentations.

"We need security," said Zeyad Dando, a doctor who was particularly distressed over the looting of the city's hospitals.

He was particularly distressed by the Bush campaign's decision early this month to allow the candidate to appear before millions on David Letterman's show on a satellite hookup from St . Louis

Many public-health officials were particularly distressed by the Bush approach to emergency contraception for teen-agers.

"She has been particularly distressed by the wholly untrue allegation made by some that she was in some way complicit with the release of the footage.

They were particularly distressed on one opening night when he was about to be photographed, but he produced a smile in time.

Duggan's family said they were particularly distressed by a statement from the Met saying that the intended outcome of the operation against him was achieved.

Shlaes is particularly distressed by an illustrated edition of Marx's "Das Kapital" (currently No. 117,507 in Amazon's rankings, but it could be having an off week).