Sentence examples for distressing of from inspiring English sources

Finally, and perhaps most distressing of all there's Mary.

Most distressing of all, Winona Ryder is 40 in October.

He's even avoided that most distressing of stigmas – playground teasing over being ginger-haired.

Most distressing of all, many victims, not realising the service is no longer running, leave their details on the answering machine still listed in the phone book.

In some respects, this is the most distressing of the three, because it suggests an endemic and intractable cultural problem, in which the banks are trying to comply but aren't able to do so.

Indeed, the exquisite distressing of the fabric is almost as time-consuming and costly as the embroidering of it; workers make most of the holes by hand, cutting the denim with knives and rubbing it with pumice stones.

I was also aware of my distressing history of incorrect bird identifications.

(We have decided against including a link to the video because of the distressing nature of its content).

There is also, of course, the distressing prospect of losing business.

I have heard some of the very distressing stories of people who have been restrained.

One of the most distressing aspects of aging is noticing your own cognitive decline.