Sentence examples for a bit distressing for from inspiring English sources
"I've aged a lot, which is a bit distressing for me, as it is for everyone".
"It's tempting, but a bit distressing at the same time," de Jong says.
"It's a little bit distressing that looks count for so much".
It's a bit chaotic for me.
Be a bit quirky for a bonus!
Logistics cause quite a bit of gridlock — distressing delays in the ability of the doctors and the news teams that have arrived, for the volunteers in getting out of the airport and bringing the supplies.
Carers were most likely to resist managing aspects of a procedure distressing for the recipient.
This livens things up a bit though it also has the distressing effect of seeming to mock the concerns of our heroine, not a very happy feeling after letting the poor thing pour her heart out for more than five hours.
"This is a very distressing moment for all of us," Chicago State President Thomas Calhoun Jr. said Friday morning.
For those who sometimes imagine that Latinos arrived in the United States in the 1950s, just in time to audition for "West Side Story," it is a particular revelation that Latino American history goes back quite a bit further and has been, to a distressing degree, Anglo-washed.
