Sentence examples for be particularly distressing from inspiring English sources
Such calls can be particularly distressing for older people or those who fear being stalked.
Such calls can be particularly distressing for old people or those who fear they are being stalked.
The findings may be particularly distressing to George W. Bush and Al Gore, who devoted interminable months, not to say millions of dollars, in a competition to win over the public.
The trivialisation of politics must be particularly distressing to an honourable member who not so long ago was posing with his Cheeky twin in Closer and explaining: "Her sister doesn't sleep in the same bed as us".
It would be particularly distressing for patients and extremely worrying for staff, who are dedicated to putting patients first".
Following the news could provoke anxiety in anybody, but for the LGBTQ community, keeping up-to-date can be particularly distressing these days.
For the distressed seller, the sales process is particularly distressing.
It was particularly distressing for the families.
The changes in Melanie's husband, Stephen, are particularly distressing.
The school's bad news is particularly distressing for Zhilla.
His stories about the partition were particularly distressing.
