Sentence examples for distressing part from inspiring English sources

That was the most distressing part of the day.

The most distressing part of Lukash's book is on genital surgery.

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

The distressing part is that the choreography in "Antique Epigraphs" isn't among the company's most demanding.

Perhaps the most distressing part was knowing that this loss might have been prevented.

But to me, the distressing part about this sordid affair is the change in mind-set of some in media management, not the alleged misdeeds of our government.

The fear that my allegations and evidence will simply be swept under the carpet is one of the most distressing parts of the whole experience.

Each picture was of a scene preceding one of the most distressing parts of the film (i.e., those scenes known to provoke intrusive imagery).

In a separate statement on Sunday, Lord Black said: "It will be distressing to part from the Telegraph newspapers, The Spectator, the Chicago newspapers and The Jerusalem Post, in particular.

In the book The Reengineering Revolution, Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor-turned-consultant Michael Hammer calls human beings' innate resistance to change "the most perplexing, annoying, distressing and confusing part" of reengineering.

The argument that carers' needs were being met or that carers needed protection from distressing information were part of a broader positioning of carers as passive service recipients.