Sentence examples for distressing nature from inspiring English sources
He and his colleagues downplayed the distressing nature of the event.
How revealing it is that western TV must warn its viewers that they may be about to witness scenes of a distressing nature: nothing demonstrates more clearly the differential value of human life in the transmission of these scenes of dereliction.
(We have decided against including a link to the video because of the distressing nature of its content).
The traumagenic elements of the psychotic experience may relate to the distressing nature of psychotic symptoms, components of treatment, or both.
Specifically, people tend to tweet or live stream when news is breaking – like if they witness an accident, a fire, a fight, a police chase, or something else of a more urgent and distressing nature.
The poignancy and even distressing nature of this insight struck me recently as I read of Donald Trump's address to a South Carolina audience about an American atrocity that never actually happened.
As you can imagine for any loving parent who wants nothing more than to protect their baby, any thought that involves your child and that is of a distressing or disturbing nature is enough to send you into a deep spiral of negative emotions ― the most dominant of which is guilt.
These data may suggest that preschool children with OCD may be able to admit and verbalize distressing and excessive nature of their obsessions or compulsions if they were asked about these symptoms directly.
Bolton Council said in a statement: "Any allegation of this nature is distressing to hear and we urge anyone with any information relating to this inquiry to contact Greater Manchester Police.
Because of the distressing and life-threatening nature of their illness, cancer patients may be particularly susceptible to picking up information about their condition and how they might improve it.
When you experience a distressing thought, identify its true nature and give yourself the choice to think or feel differently.
