Sentence examples for but distressingly from inspiring English sources
Friendships are immediate but distressingly fleeting, students said, because children enroll, skip school for days at a time or return home with little notice, all depending on changes in patients' health.
But distressingly, the RSPCA doesn't seem interested in Snoop's generous offer.
But distressingly, ingredients in e-cigarettes are not regulated and there are no production standards to ensure safety or quality.
They warred with their contemporaries and found themselves still respected, but distressingly alienated and out of touch in their advanced years, to the point where Reed thought it would be hip to collaborate with Metallica, or Wenger thought that Denilson was a good player.
This would not be all bad if they were all good, but the distressingly consistent lack of cohesiveness in the cast of 17 strikes a fatal blow to a play that begs for coherence, if only to get through the muddle of manipulations and plottings involving disinheritance, cuckoldry and prenuptial agreements.
But, most distressingly, he also argues that hidden deep down inside of us there exists a serial killer.
But, most distressingly, he also argues that hidden deep down inside us in that the area where you store all the bad stuff there exists a serial killer.
Distressingly, but unsurprisingly, Buck's case is entirely consistent with the operation of the death penalty in Texas (pdf).
"Ah si, ben mio," that radiant love song on the eve of battle, streamed forth in an admirably seamless legato but in tones distressingly guided through the nose.
"But even this court was shocked, not only by the seeming pervasive scope of misconduct but even more distressingly by the seeming casualness by which such conduct is employed".
But he seems distressingly reluctant to criticize any aspect of the I.R.A.'s campaign of violence, and barely acknowledges the extent to which it was bankrolled by precisely the kind of sentimental and ill-informed Irish-Americans he deplores.
