Sentence examples for distressing that it from inspiring English sources

But it's distressing that it should be a schizophrenic relationship, or at best a frustrating one.

It is especially distressing that it should afflict the Jewish liberal intelligentsia, that old bedrock of sanity and tolerance.

The ruling is distressing; that it is in line with an effort by the Obama Administration to give the President the power to detain people indefinitely, without bringing them before a judge, is alarming.

The LRB is too distinguished to use the word "dramedy", although it did note that the show's comedy had moved on from "a lot of clowning and poignant surrealism in the first episode", and by season five, "The comedy's thinning out, and the ending of one episode is so distressing that it was weeks before I could watch the next one".

Based on this situation, the Australian National University's Difficult Birds Research Group predicts that swift parrots will be driven extinct in fewer than 16 years (ref) -- a finding that was so distressing that it was the impetus for up-listing the swift parrot to "Critically Endangered".

This level of predation is so severe that Dr. Stojanovic and his colleagues at the Difficult Birds Research Group predict that swift parrots will go extinct in fewer than 16 years (ref) -- a finding that was so distressing that it was the impetus for up-listing the swift parrot to "Critically Endangered".

But some of the similarities are so striking, and so distressing, that I feel it's incumbent on me, as someone who grew up in a family whose politics were in many ways defined by the Spanish revolution, to say: we cannot let it end the same way again.

Hahn said in a statement she would welcome the chance to give evidence to the committee, and that "it is distressing for any athlete who is in the correct class in Para sport to face such repeated and unfounded allegations".

The image of Nadal in poetic self-immolation, the glorious athlete pushing himself resolutely toward his own undoing, is so mesmerizing and distressing that I've heard it raised by spectators and coaches and by former competitors who now run the tournaments Rafa enters.

Loneliness can be so miserable and distressing, that when it's long-lasting it can be hard to see any positive side.

"When the weather's like that, it's distressing for everyone," Murray said.