Sentence examples for It is distressing from inspiring English sources
It is distressing that a society cannot guarantee safety to its children.
It is distressing, Correia says.
It is distressing for doctors to have to acknowledge the bell curve.
It is distressing to look at today – because it is an image for our time.
"It is distressing that so many people think they can change sex just like that.
It is distressing for visitors to see mounds of human ash, particularly so for our gardener.
It is distressing to confront the fact that an accomplished director's uncommon variety is sadly finite.
It is distressing, lasting for days or weeks, and it generally leaves the affected person permanently impotent.
It is distressing that two decades of scandals could not persuade Mr. Levin to budge from his decision to support the military brass.
It is distressing that the administration, which claims to welcome a debate over the government's surveillance practices, time and again refuses to be transparent about those practices.
It is distressing, but a fact, that the more rapidly any technology is adopted by scientists the more likely it is to leave people confused, anxious, and suspicious.
