Sentence examples similar to distressing opinion from inspiring English sources

This comparison raises a distressing thought.

For some, this is a distressing thought.

The early morning news that the family of Sir Jimmy Savile has asked for the headstone on his grave to be removed – out of "respect to public opinion" – is distressing, sad, and possibly unnecessary.

I can't tell you how distressing it is to know that Ann Coulter's opinions may be lost to future generations.

It acknowledged that "the publication of powerful and distressing images from a beach in Turkey has forced a shift in the climate of public opinion... and, as a direct result, pushed politicians across Europe into finding a solution".

The High Court hasn't heard a Second Amendment case in seven years, and in their opinion, the two justices called its treatment of the Second Amendment as a "disfavored right" "a distressing trend".

And a distressing solipsism..

It was distressing.

He found competition distressing.

A distressing development.

It can be distressing.