Distresses example sentences

"Distresses" Example Sentences

1. His distresses had been too keen for him to bear.
2. She was too much grieved by her distresses to speak.
3. He was born to endure distresses and privations.
4. He had no sympathy for her distresses and sorrows.
5. His heart was wrung by the distresses of his country.
6. He was a man of strong passions, and his distresses were great.
7. His distresses were the result of his own wrong-doing.
8. He was too much overcome by his distresses to answer.
9. He was too much overcome by his distresses to speak.
10. He had no pity for the distresses of others.
11. His distresses were aggravated by the reproaches of his wife.
12. I was so much affected by his distresses that I could not speak.
13. His distresses were aggravated by the reproaches of his wife.
14. He was so much affected by his distresses that he could not speak.
15. His heart was wrung by the distresses of his own family.
16. He was too much overcome by his distresses to make any reply.
17. The distresses of the people were great, and their sufferings extreme.
18. He was too much overcome by his distresses to make any reply.
19. His distresses were increased by the reproaches of his wife.
20. His distresses were aggravated by the reproaches of his own wife.
21. His heart was wrung by the distresses of the people of his country.
22. He had no sympathy for the distresses and sorrows of others.
23. He was too much overcome by his distresses to make any answer.
24. His distresses were increased by the reproaches of his own wife.
25. His distresses were aggravated by the reproaches of his own family.
26. His distresses were increased by the reproaches of his own family.
27. He was too much overcome by his distresses to make any answer.
28. His heart was wrung by the distresses of his own family and friends.
29. His distresses were aggravated by the reproaches of his own family.
30. His distresses were aggravated by the reproaches of his family.
31. I was so much affected by his distresses, that I could not speak.
32. His distresses were increased by the reproaches of his family.
33. His distresses were aggravated by the reproaches of his family and friends.
34. His distresses were increased by the reproaches of his family and friends.
35. He was too much overcome by his distresses to make any reply.
36. His heart was wrung by the distresses of his own family and friends.
37. He had no sympathy for the distresses and sorrows of his fellow-creatures.
38. His heart was wrung by the distresses of his own family and fellow-creatures.
39. His distresses were aggravated by the reproaches of his family and friends.
40. His distresses were increased by the reproaches of his family and fellow-creatures.

Common Phases

feeling overwhelmed; experiencing hopelessness; feeling powerless; enduring anxiety; dealing with sadness; feeling isolated; struggling with fear; suffering from guilt; battling depression; facing burnout.