Sentence examples for distressing at from inspiring English sources

"It's tempting, but a bit distressing at the same time," de Jong says.

Readers today would find the way that Morison writes about King Philip's War, and especially about Indians, distressing at best.

Although distressing at the time, the intensity of the feelings usually fades quickly and we are able to continue with our lives as before.

This is particularly true with regard to economics, which is distressing at a time when Wall Street institutions are imploding and no one really knows when this credit mess will end.

A diagnosis of breast cancer is distressing at any age but younger patients seem to experience a greater degree of psychological distress than their older counterparts [ 107].

All three groups reported that their intrusive memory was significantly less distressing at one-week follow-up, with the CB-Education group reporting the greatest reduction in distress, followed by the CBM group.

The study also shows that patients do experience a number of distressing symptoms at the end of life when dying at home, according to their GPs.

"We're sorry the family has had this distressing experience at such a difficult time," says a spokesperson.

"It's very distressing and at the same time it's somewhat understandable," said Kenneth H. Bacon, president of Refugees International.

Photograph: Kim KyUnderstandablyrs Understherebly there are very distressing scenes at Beijing airport, where some relatives of passengers on board have been arriving.

Yet the most distressing moment at Mr. Salahuddin's trial came when Mr. Booker was asked about the political bosses and contractors who now donate thousands of dollars to the charity that the mayor founded, Newark Now.