Sentence examples for distressing start from inspiring English sources

"Ill Fares the Land" gets off to a distressing start.

The corporation, already suffering with another distressing Rangers start, is watching.

Depressed patients had experienced a range of severe negative life events including some meeting PTSD Criterion A. All participants visited the lab approximately a week prior to the scan and wrote a narrative account of their traumatic or most distressing event, starting from just before they knew something was wrong until the point where the event had resolved.

Then blow me down, later on, after all these distressing voices, he starts talking to me in a quiet voice.

Being overlooked is always distressing, but this item – starting at £500 on eBay – promises to numb the pain.

On its first test drive, our Meebot shuffled along like a drunk with his trousers around his ankles, then fell over and started making distressing clacking sounds.

This is all the more distressing because museum curators started out with good intentions: to profile a substantial private Long Island collection of Picasso's art.

The distressing reality is that Head Start has never been able to serve more than a fraction of eligible children.

As with all civil rights battles, the start was from a distressing low: the aristocrat Michael Dillon, was the first British citizen to have gender-reassignment surgery in 1945.

"I was starting to recover from some really distressing times, but then I turned 17 and social services started arranging for me to live alone.

Analysts have also started to notice a distressing churn in its customer base.