Sentence examples for be very distressing and from inspiring English sources

Carter, from Poole in Dorset, describes the numerous calls as irritating, but says that for other people her age they can be very distressing – and potentially costly.

She went on to that as it can be "very distressing and emotionally draining" to know someone you care about is having suicidal feelings, and so those offering assistance may also like to someone about how they feel.

Some of this treatment may be very distressing and invasive, including surgery and chemotherapy.

Having your car stolen or vandalized is not only inconvenient, it can be very distressing and unfortunately car theft and break-ins are not unusual, especially in towns and cities.

Nichols said: "It's very distressing and very disturbing.

"The e-mails that have come to light are very distressing and disappointing to us," Mr. Komansky said.

"It's very distressing and at the same time it's somewhat understandable," said Kenneth H. Bacon, president of Refugees International.

"It's very disturbing, it's very distressing, and it demonstrates that parents need to know what their children are doing".

He said the e-mail messages "that have come to light are very distressing and disappointing to us; they fall far short of our professional standards".

Andy, 62, said: "All this uncertainty has been very distressing, and has prevented us from making any firm plans.

Cancer patients report that the period of diagnosis was very distressing, and research does confirm this.