Sentence examples for distressing operation from inspiring English sources
WD Awash with blood and gore, especially during a particularly distressing operation sequence, Auntie's horror-and-hospital pilot doesn't so much go for the jugular as stab at it, repeatedly and gleefully.
He was incapacitated—"confined two years & a half under distressing [surgical] operations & a most forlorn hope of cure," as he put it in his letter.
It is a delicate operation, which is distressing to watch.
Karl Köhler, chief executive of Tata Steel's European operations, said: "I realise how distressing this news will be for all those affected.
The process can be distressing.
Sarah Gove, housing and communities manager with the council, has been working on Operation Pheasant for a couple of years and still finds it distressing.
The specter of closing up shop was "highly distressing" to the staff, said Stanley Morris, who runs Restaurant TZ, the food part of the operation.
"But sadly, they still often have to undergo multiple operations at a young age as their hearts grow, which can be incredibly distressing for the child and their family.
And a distressing solipsism..
He found competition distressing.
