Sentence examples for distressing death from inspiring English sources

Another supporter was Birt, who said society should not deny individuals "the right to manage their own imminent, irreversible and prospectively painful, wretched, or deeply distressing death".

[wife, aged 47] Although some family carers reported particularly distressing deaths in hospital, another carer viewed her husband's hospital death as positive.

Many drink weedkiller, a particularly distressing and protracted death.

My brother has spent his birthday watching his father's distressing and unexpected death; my daughter cancels her party.

"Others have given up the idea of an assisted suicide altogether and have been left to die what has been described as a distressing and undignified death.

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.

"However, neither I nor any of the member of staff who I have spoken to about the case would underestimate how distressing Autumn's death has been," they said.

He told MPs there was "nothing more distressing" than the death of a child.

Her unexpected death was distressing for all concerned including staff who were involved in her care".

Australian cricket has not known of such a tragic and distressing episode since the death at 23 of another young New South Wales batting prodigy, Archie Jackson.

Charity the Samaritans had already complained this week about the "gratuitously distressing" coverage of the death of 52-year-old lawyer, Katherine Ward.