Sentence examples for distressing piece from inspiring English sources

— Susan Edgerley Los Angeles Magazine: The May issue includes a rich (and somewhat distressing) piece by Lesley Bargar Suter about the burger entrepreneur Adam Fleischman and his supersonically expanding Umami empire.

It's an extremely distressing piece of footage to look at and I have visited many detention centres, sadly, but I have never seen conditions of that kind and I have never seen people treated in that way.

Also arriving to Netflix is a more distressing piece of wrestling-related content: "Nobody Speak: Trials of the Free Press," a documentary about the far-reaching consequences of Hulk Hogan's legal battle with Gawker.

I thought of our journey with Mario when I read my colleague Carolyn Gregoire's deeply distressing piece The Hunger Blogs this morning.

Or, as this equally distressing piece in the Long Island Press suggests, is Newsday's new owner Cablevision really responsible for "destroying" this once great institution, trying to convert it into a marketing arm for its cable and internet divisions?

The most distressing piece of news for LGBTQ advocates is a bill that conservative Republican senators Ted Cruz and Mike Lee and Representative Raul Labrador plan to introduce the "First Amendment Defense Act" (FADA).

One of the most distressing pieces of film to appear in recent weeks is that of a veiled Afghan woman being shot in the head after being herded into a stadium where women are to be executed.

If this is your first time distressing a piece of furniture, do not use a prized or expensive piece.

The writing is poignant in this distressing opinion piece from Iron Mike Gallego on Uppercutting that becomes sadder with every line.

Mr Thompson then links to this likewise distressing Atlantic piece about how joblessness will shape America's future.There seem to be a number of issues at work shaping the current crisis of unemployment.

You couldn't want a more interesting, and distressing, conversation piece, apropos of conundrums of art and politics and aesthetics and morals — if you happen to want that at all.