Sentence examples for by distressing from inspiring English sources

Advanced osteosclerosis commonly causes severe spastic quadriparesis in flexion, accompanied by distressing spasms and urinary incontinence.

Incremental shifts, like a client being less troubled by distressing voices.

Acute Stress Disorder (ASD) is characterized by distressing dissociative symptoms that develop within one month after a severe traumatic event or experience.

Furthermore, [16 20] injectable triptans are frequently associated with "triptan sensations," characterized by distressing chest discomfort, palpitations, and flushing.

Whether they're beating themselves up over a mistake they made yesterday, or they're fretting about how they're going to succeed tomorrow, over-thinkers are plagued by distressing thoughts.

"Anxiety and depression tend to be characterized by distressing internal experiences that are not always observable to others," she added.

Speculation by Motography states that Mack's "contribution to the screen drama was probably prompted by the distressing Ruth Cruger mystery, which was so cleverly solved by Mrs. Grace Humiston, and follows very closely many of the phases of drama in real life that shocked the world".

Chronic pain is usually accompanied by a distressing emotional response.

The well-known places, regardless of their borough, have been strongly affected by the distressing news reports.

In obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), a person is troubled by intrusive, distressing thoughts (obsessions) and feels the pressure to carry out repetitive behaviors (compulsions).

There was great sympathy in much of the world, though this was offset by some distressing scenes of celebration in the Middle East.