He said his wife left the house in a very distressed state.

He was said to be in a very distressed state.

In her distressed state, she needed to talk with someone.

He looked more distressed than I had ever seen him.

But we're a distressed world power, and so are they.

"I know he would not want you to feel so distressed."

Yet if that were so, why did she seem distressed?

Add these two together and many people would feel distressed.

She becomes more distressed and he does his best to help her.

When she came out he was still standing exactly where she'd left him, looking rather distressed.

I see our people very distressed, a nation with tears in their eyes.

"And we are very distressed by the present low value of the stock."

A few minutes later she left the room, too distressed to continue the discussion.

Also to say he looked distressed is a judgment call.

Come, boy, do not allow yourself to be too distressed.

They could answer only with distressed questions of their own: What arrest?

"I was looking for a real distressed situation," he said.

Such people would be even more distressed if their loved ones were killed.

We are now concerned for his safety because he is so distressed.

She should try to look a little more distressed and vulnerable.

He was very distressed and could barely speak at first.

I recently heard a confession from a very distressed young woman.

The expression on his face 1 showed how distressed he felt.

Greta said with a distressed look on her pretty face.

She seemed very distressed to find you were absent from home.

And she was in a state of distress as well.

But we did not want to cause distress to his family.

But the cause of my distress was not what people thought.

She did not seem to be in any particular distress.

He looked up and must have seen the distress on my face.

What he had said put me in a state of great distress.

His mother died in great distress of mind a year ago.

I want never to cause you distress of any kind.

He looked at them with distress in his light blue eyes.

I've done nothing but distress you from the moment we met.

Two months later she came to us in great distress.

Children sense when they have the power to cause you distress.

The distress in his voice was clear, but I had my own problems.

Certainly no one should ever know just how much distress he could cause her.

No one ever heard the distress calls, so far as is known.

Other ways than pain could be found to distress him.

But no need to stand here and add to the distress.

All this in a moment of great need and distress.

Her little face under his hand was the picture of distress.

But could there be another reason for her father's distress?

He is kind to a mother and daughter in distress.

But when it did come, where could distress be found?

Let me only say that I am in great distress.

Thus, for her and him the whole army is in great distress.

Now I have told you the entire story of our great distress.

Distressed by the sight, she closed the book and set it aside.

Distressed by their financial situation, Stewart committed suicide on the day of the paper's second issue.

Distressed by the position she has put herself and her friends in, Haley resigns.

Distressed by the upheaval, they are quoted beginning to talk about a crackdown.

Distressed by the dull anger in her voice, Louisa waited.

Distressed with all of us associated with the game.

Distressed by this action, several disabled people committed suicide.

Distressed by internal civil war in Albania, he killed himself in 1943.

Distressed by her own plummeting heart, she spoke crisply. "

Distressed by the delay, Martin County decided to move ahead unilaterally.

Distressed by the neglected graves and the feral animals who made it their home, I had formed a committee.

Distressed over the lack of direction in the law, the Danish government expanded the statute to grapple with first names.

Distressed by his tone, she turned around.

Distressed at this intelligence and remembering the scene of the previous evening, I went out of doors.

Distressed at her condition, Bob brought her home.

Distressed at her distress, he sought to comfort her as best he could.

Distressed that their efforts were too late, the caseworkers still were proud to have been able to assemble the children.

Distressed by the images it awoke, Karney backed away from the spot.

Distressed that the baby might get hurt, Mr. Cooper said, fine, sing.

Distressed before, Con now seemed truly mad.

Distressed by the cold it eventually leaves its mother's side and finds the warmth and comfort of the dry stable.

Distressed by the misery he witnessed, "Lippard decided to become a writer for the masses."

Distressed by this, the missionaries informed the governor of it, so that, in a matter of such great importance, he might take the proper measures.

Distressed by the accident, no doubt.

Distressed that Bacall didn't fall for him instead, Hawks went through two affairs on the set, the documentary says.

The Decision to Distress Oneself A city in decline is a feast for novelists, poets and philosophers.

Vowel [o] also does not end with merging consonants, except 'n"o', (a verb denoting the meaning 'to harm' others or 'to be in distresses oneself.)