Sentence examples for distressing only from inspiring English sources

It was a fairly smooth experience, distressing only because my relationship was bad and I had no money.

The consensus has been that participation is not distressing, or is distressing only for a minority [ 10].

If it weren't so pathetic, it would be necessary to explain the humour of those television presenters, who warn us that viewers may find pictures of the dead "distressing" – only to show us film in which the faces of the dead are hidden behind that mortician's grey curtain of blobbing.

Relevant symptoms are not only distressing, but also affects patients' quality of life.

Relevant symptoms associated with LC are not only distressing, but also affect patients' quality of life.

Lingering joblessness, the collapse of the stock market, the rash of corporate bankruptcies and the misconduct of some business leaders are distressing, but they have only a limited effect on the overall performance of the economy.

These two symptoms which occurred in approximately 30% of the patients in both age groups warrant a careful assessment because when they do occur, they are severe, occur frequently, and are distressing not only to older patients, but to younger patients as well.

Complications can be distressing not only in and of themselves, but also because they can undermine young adults' life plans and career aspirations [ 43].

It is well-known that a cancer diagnosis is distressing not only for the sick person, but for close family as well.

Our culture is preoccupied with producing orgasms and sexual dysfunction is most distressing not only because of lowered self esteem but also because orgasms are negatively impacted (not having one at all, or not having it in the perceived "right way").

But wild and — especially to the families of the missing — distressing inconsistencies only fuelled the patriots' version of the anger and bitterness that resisters had experienced earlier.