Sentence examples for distressing from from inspiring English sources
What's more distressing, from both an economic and a social perspective, is that a lot of people who do muster the courage still won't get the right kind of treatment.
"It's distressing for me from a democratic perspective that this is how we police people, this is how we run this place," said Cauchi.
Of all the distressing images from this week's devastating earthquake in central Italy, one stood out.
In many households, that also meant tuning out the distressing news from Iraq.
When, after a distressing remark from the bartender, he finally dials an old friend, the connection possibly kills him.
Then, just as Legendre was finally getting comfortable, she received some distressing news from her financial adviser.
We can no longer box up aspects of our home life when we go to work or tuck away distressing episodes from our past.
Its most distressing aspect, from a staff perspective, was that some of the stories behind the headlines were more or less true.
The reptilian part of the brain is to blame for such distressing emotions, from the fear of heights and potentially dangerous animals to the terror buttons can cause some people.
He told RTÉ the images of three-year-old Syrian Aylan Kurdi's body being washed up on a Turkish beach, and other distressing reports from borders and cities across Europe, were a source of shame.
