Sentence examples for distressing pictures from inspiring English sources

You will, like me, have been appalled by the deeply distressing pictures of children drowned, and heard the stories of people suffocated to death in smugglers' lorries.

The prime minister knows he and the home secretary, Theresa May, will be pressured over the migration issue when parliament returns next week, but some senior Tory backbenchers said they expected Cameron to shift his ground after distressing pictures of a drowned child, who had been found washed up on a beach in Turkey, went viral.

Nevertheless, taking anybody at all is a bit of a U-turn since just last week, when the Prime Minister said Britain still shouldn't take any more refugees, despite the distressing pictures of a drowned Syrian child, Alan Krudi, going viral.

Nevertheless, taking anybody at all is a bit of a U-turn since just last week, when the Prime Minister said Britain still shouldn't take any more refugees, despite the distressing pictures of a drowned Syrian child, Aylan Krudi, going viral.

In the LT booklets, less distressing pictures were shown.

In two studies, the subjects (smokers [ 16] and regular alcohol consumers [ 17]) were presented with booklets containing either highly distressing pictures or less distressing pictures.

But other agencies paint a more distressing picture.

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

DEREK THOMPSON calls this "the scariest employment graph I've seen this year":That is a pretty distressing picture.

The web story featured as its main image the picture of a solemn Turkish policeman gently carrying away Aylan's body, while the arguably more vividly distressing picture of his lifeless body face down on the sand was used as a secondary image embedded beneath the warning to readers.

The review, which took evidence from patients and health staff as well as reviewing literature, said a "deeply distressing" picture had emerged.