Sentence examples similar to distressing for instance from inspiring English sources
It was, for instance, distressing to find that, contrary to the history of the 19th century taught in every history, literature, and sociology class, it was not true that under laissez-faire capitalism "the rich got richer and the poor got poorer".
For instance, I found it distressing, but not surprising, to see the antipathy towards atheists and Muslims in the new Pew study.
There is a distressing number of misspelled names (Ridgeway for Ridgway, for instance) and similar errors.
Some acts occurred at distressing moments, the suit says; one egging, in 2008, for instance, came a day before the funeral of David Dayton's mother.
Many East Africans, for instance, hold that the ability not to talk about distressing experiences is a sign of maturity.
For instance, obese subjects could find seasonal changes to be more distressing than other subjects.
Idrissi said it was distressing to see her country portrayed so often as a war zone, especially as few of the details are changed – for instance, extras are often wearing the distinctive Moroccan djellaba.
Take abortion, for instance.
