The distressing state of the economy is perhaps the largest of Nixon's present domestic problems.
The distressing experience was still fresh enough for the article to produce potent sympathetic vibrations.
The distressing sound of a neighbour's consumptive cough comes through the walls.
The distressing part is that the choreography in "Antique Epigraphs" isn't among the company's most demanding.
The distressing case of a young boy with cancer was making headlines in Germany in 2003.
The distressing stories of poor care presented to the panel looking into the LCP could not be ignored.
The distressing reality is that Head Start has never been able to serve more than a fraction of eligible children.
The distressing finding of subsequent urinary tract cancer dictates the need for early suspicion and intervention.
7. Distressed jeans are OK... if the distressing happened naturally.
& foresake the distressing taste for mediocrit that has so often characterized the American political system.
He and his colleagues downplayed the distressing nature of the event.
