Sentence examples for distressing of the from inspiring English sources

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.

An installation by Blinky Palermo, first shown in 1976, has been carefully recreated in the main Pallazzo delle Esposizioni, right down to a careful distressing of the walls to take them back to something like their state at that time.

Infinite is perhaps the most visually distressing of the three main entries, causing some critics around the time of its 2013 release to consider it a detracting factor in the game's overall appeal.

That was the most distressing part of the day.

The distressing state of the economy is perhaps the largest of Nixon's present domestic problems.

He and his colleagues downplayed the distressing nature of the event.

The most distressing part of the report came from the household survey.

It is a devastating and distressing assessment of the black condition in America.

The report paints a distressing picture of the affordable housing market in the state.

It's a distressing illustration of the film's main theme: what goes on in another person's head?