Sentence examples for a particularly distressing from inspiring English sources

Many drink weedkiller, a particularly distressing and protracted death.

People with HIV are a particularly distressing example.

Right at the end of a particularly distressing residents' circular was a piece of news that almost dispelled the gloom.

WD Awash with blood and gore, especially during a particularly distressing operation sequence, Auntie's horror-and-hospital pilot doesn't so much go for the jugular as stab at it, repeatedly and gleefully.

Alison Saunders, the director of public prosecutions, said: "Revenge pornography is a particularly distressing crime for the victim which is often, but not always, brought about by the vengeful actions of former partners.

Founder Udi Dagan, also currently the CEO of Loolyan, an experience and brand design agency working with startups and brands like J.C. Penney, Houzz.com and Eatwith.com, says he came up with the idea a couple of years ago after a particularly distressing evening.

So, the next time your kid shows a prolonged manifestation of behavior you find particularly distressing, take a moment and go take a long look in the mirror.

From the mid-1950s rumours began to circulate that Blyton had not written all the books attributed to her, a charge she found particularly distressing.

Paroxysmal dyskinesias, occurring spontaneously or triggered by external stimuli such as sudden positional changes, are a peculiar and often particularly distressing feature 17, 18 that may be difficult to distinguish from 'seizures' reported to be present in a few individuals.

They say they have not bathed or changed their clothes in five days — and for Japanese, who look forward to a nightly ritual of immersion in a hot bath, that is particularly distressing.

They argued that there were now "particularly distressing circumstances," a provision that allowed the board to consider how deportation will affect a child's psychological health.