Sentence examples for distressing as from inspiring English sources

Listening to kinship carers' stories at our local support groups every week, or in emotional late-night phone calls, can be sad and distressing as well as touching.

"It's not just sad for the women who preen for the cameras in borrowed clothes, it's distressing, as well, to watch so many brands participate," she wrote.

Nicole Phelps, director of Vogue Runway, opted for a more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger tone, saying she wasn't just "sad for the women who preen for the cameras in borrowed clothes, it's distressing, as well, to watch so many brands participate".

Individual interviews were offered as well as group discussion to gain insider perspectives of issues that could be potentially distressing as well as detailed understandings of how local services functioned, and frames of reference for visual function loss [ 16].

Wendy: while I was waiting somebody else had…who had been recalled, um, had been told that they, you know, they did have something and obviously they were distressed and, you know, people waiting, that was distressing as well…I could hear, I couldn't see her, but I could hear her and that was distressing, yes.

The over-milking of everything was just as distressing as it always is.

Everything the camera sees is as strange, as distressing and as beautiful as it ever was.

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

The word describes a profoundly disturbing or distressing event, as well as its emotional and physical after effects.

Under extreme circumstances, the effects of histamine become pathological, leading to exaggerated responses with distressing results, as may occur in some allergic conditions.

The funny thing about the high-end "new vintage" market is that key distressing effects are as low-fi as they sound.