Sentence examples for distressing details from inspiring English sources

The court heard graphic and distressing details relating to the Cardy abduction and to his three other murders.

In 1965, some two years before he was born, his elder brother, Ramli, perished at the hands of his countrymen, and Adi now makes it his mission to hear for himself the distressing details of when, where, and precisely how his brother died.

Oddly, it appears the two women's deaths share several distressing details -- both perished at 48, from heart and lung failure due to a combination of alcohol and sedatives, in a bathroom, alone.

If someone asks you what you are up to, you tell them, in distressing detail.

The wings look like they are made out of very thin, black leather another distressing detail, like the fur.

And even with all this new, distressing detail, the story of her childhood ends well – it ends in escape.

A lengthy report on these incidents published today by the Constitution Project included the distressing detail that the specific chemical combinations being deployed in the wake of the pentobarbital shortages are banned in some states from use by veterinarians when putting down animals.

The way in which staff explained complicated, and sometimes distressing, medical details about the health and progress of their baby was also important to parents.

In addition, only interviewers who were comfortable with the survey topic, and the possibility of hearing some distressing and unpleasant details, were selected for undertaking the interviews.

As Sufrin notes, the study doesn't detail the distressing experiences some pregnant women go through during incarceration such as solitary confinement, being denied medical care, or being shackled during labor.

It looks in detail at the distressing issues that can affect many cancer patients following their treatment.