Sentence examples for but also distressing from inspiring English sources

22. Sartre, indeed, is said to have experimented with the hallucinogenic drug mescaline as a young man, and to have not only experienced vivid hallucinations during his actual "trip," but also distressing hallucinatory "afterflashes" for a considerable time following it (de Beauvoir, 1960; Riedlinger, 1982).

The fact that ordinary mortals can hear live jazz of this caliber for the price of a hamburger plus a little something in the tip jar is wonderful, of course, but it's also distressing.

In Washington, American officials watched the explosions on television with alarm, but a more subtle signal was also distressing: just after dawn on Tuesday, plant workers heard a boom near the suppression chamber of Reactor No. 2 — a giant doughnut-shaped pool that absorbs steam from the fuel core.

Opiate- or opioid-related constipation is not only a frequent but also a distressing symptom and difficult to treat.

The Birth of a Nation isn't alone, there are other films that are considered works of art but also boast distressing content, such as German director Leni Riefenstahl's 1935 film Triumph of the Will.

Unplanned admissions account for an estimated 11 billion pounds a year in England, which is a considerable proportion of the National Health Service (NHS) budget. 1 Such admissions are not only costly but also potentially distressing to individuals.

63 There is a clinical need for effective treatment of opiate-induced constipation, because constipation is not only a frequent but also a distressing symptom. 1 Any measure that improves the tolerability of opioid analgesics represents progress in the treatment of pain.

Also distressing are the accumulating signs of orchestral problems.

It's extremely confusing, and for people with cancer it's also distressing, with such uncertainty about which drugs are going to be available for them.

The racial component is also distressing.

"Being the only parent your child trusts is tough, but not being able to comfort your child or connect with him over a long period is also distressing".