Sentence examples for distressing move from inspiring English sources

"It's a very distressing move," said Robert Gangi, the director of the Correctional Association of New York, a prison watchdog group.

People thought he might be a terrorist and were asking, 'Why are you deporting this guy?' "We moved to the front of the plane because it was really quite distressing and then moved back again.

When I first heard that HBO's wild, wonderful and sometimes distressing series was moving to Austin for its second season, I was hopeful I'd get a call to audition for a role.

"After going out of his way to stress his environmental commitment, it is deeply distressing that Mr. Ford's first move as C.E.O. is to reject a more efficient Explorer," said Daniel Becker, director of global warming issues for the Sierra Club.

Patients who suffer with RLS/WED experience an overwhelming and distressing sensation that forces them to move their legs [ 2].

The sightseeing bus then takes you on an equally emotional ride to the excellent Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg South, where the exhibition is as superbly moving as it is distressing.

Factories move out of the Bronx with distressing regularity.

He is unable to speak, is virtually unable to move and describes his life as "undignified, distressing and intolerable" – he wants to be allowed a "dignified suicide".

He is unable to speak, virtually unable to move and describes his life as "undignified, distressing and intolerable".

Restless Legs SyndRLS/WEDllis-Ekbom Diseasensorimotor is a sensorimotor disorder that causes patients to experience overwhelming and distressing sensations in the legs compelling the patient to move their legs to provide relief.

He moved to New York after Welles showed a distressing romantic interest in his young wife.