Sentence examples for distressing article from inspiring English sources

This is nothing personal against the NME, although the distressing article would suggest the editor took it as such.

Warning: This article contains distressing images depicting death Police were taking them away in black body bags this afternoon as divers continued to search the partially-submerged boat for more drowning victims who had been trapped inside.

WARNING: This article contains distressing content.

"The article was both distressing and as inaccurate as it was damaging," said Parkinson in a statement.

• To the Editor: It was distressing to see yet another article in which tenure is blamed for the problems of our educational system.

But your article's more distressing image was the teacher informing her charges: "You don't really need to know anything more about the Battle of Britain, except that it was an air strike...

If it was distressing to read Ted Fishman's article about the demise of free water in restaurants (Op-Ed, Aug. 23), then it was downright depressing to read the Aug. 27 letters castigating him for not understanding that free water is an economic burden to restaurant owners.

Gladwell's article was particularly distressing for those carrying a deep understanding of not only the digital landscape but also the long tradition of effective community organizing principles and how they relate to online citizen engagement.

Editors are hard-pressed for space and it is distressing to see a laborious article brutally cut down to fill space.

Rotherham MP Sarah Champion described the allegations in the article as "serious and distressing".

The distressing experience was still fresh enough for the article to produce potent sympathetic vibrations.