Examples of 'much distress' in a sentence
Meaning of "much distress"
much distress: a significant amount of emotional or mental anguish, discomfort, or suffering
How to use "much distress" in a sentence
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much distress
You have had much distress in life.
It does not seem to have caused you much distress.
Too much distress can easily backfire.
I trust you are not in too much distress.
There is much distress there.
They are the cause of much distress.
Much distress and misery could have been avoided with more concertation.
I heard that there was much distress this way.
I have faced so much distress previously because of extra few pounds on my body.
The visit caused the band much distress.
The siren caused much distress to nearby residents and had to be modified.
But you have been through much distress in life.
Causes much distress Seeing you in grief to your mother and me.
This causes us much distress.
For many women, hot flushes only occur occasionally and do not cause much distress.
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This caused Elisabeth much distress and worry.
Her presence is little noted but her absence causes much distress.
We have already passed through much distress because of the hostility fomented by Satan.
She really did not want to be the cause of so much distress.
Rae 's report caused much distress and anger.
Before noon some of the oxen began to show much distress.
I can not tell you how much distress it 's caused me.
Also she felt very guilty causing her parents so much distress.
Have written to you out of much distress and anxiety of heart, with many.
The itch and discomfort may cause much distress.
The Thirty Years ' War caused much distress in the southwest of Germany.
The occasional weird thought does not generally cause that much distress.
I can assure the House that there is much distress in working-class circles as well.
A busy, cluttered mind can be a cause of much distress.
You've had much distress in life.
The habit of pushing and pulling is the cause of much distress and imbalance.
After much distress and anguish of heart, he says, he finally saw.
Psoriasis causes much distress.
Her husband became involved with the then-famous courtesan Kitty Fisher, which caused Maria much distress.
The same case has caused you much distress and grief.
Still, we share a common love for a man in much distress.
I heard that there was much distress this way. - Very pretty.
I left Kamiko that night bearing much distress.
She 's in so much distress.
Even more unsettling was the sound of a male voice, in as much distress.
But power struggles are often the source of much distress in many marriages.
For most women, hot flushes occur occasionally and do not cause much distress.
A chronologically older Oberon is experiencing much distress in his personal life.
Natural disasters, poverty, sickness, and death cause much distress.
And then if it doesn't fall sufficiently, how much distress comes out of that.
Doesn't seem like you're in that much distress.
Besides being painful, a nocturnal leg cramp can cause much distress and anxiety.
That caused so much entertainment on one side, and so much distress on the other?
Which must, in turn, cause you much distress.
This, however, would have involved much distress and.
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