Sentence examples for distressing to do from inspiring English sources

Clearly such a dismissal would come naturally to a utilitarian or most consequentialists who would simply declare the dirty hands decision to be one in which a right act (that producing the best consequences in terms of preference satisfactions, overall increase in happiness or whatever) has been done though it may have been distressing to do it.

"Mr. Jammeh's remarks, though not new, are shocking, troubling, distressing and to do not augur well for the already deteriorating human rights standards of the Gambia," said CSAG's Banka Manneh, according to the Toronto Star.

"The MMSE is quite distressing… to do with a patient you know, I think it's quite an invasive test… I think part of the problem is that the minute you start doing it, it's…very direct".

[ 45 ] "The MMSE is quite distressing… to do with a patient you know, I think it's quite an invasive test… I think part of the problem is that the minute you start doing it, it's…very direct".

When you take the jeans off, you will have a visual guideline for how much distressing you need to do in different areas.

I know that for most police officers, attending a cot death is extremely traumatic - one of the most distressing jobs they have to do.

Efforts to establish whether a patient has consciousness are often distressing for relatives deciding what to do with a loved one who is severely injured.

This transformation will be an incredibly painful and distressing thing for Bernie's supporters to do.

This time he has tried to do the reverse, with equally distressing results.

So does Demetriou really have to do it if she finds it all so distressing?

One expert said Facebook needed to do more to protect its 1.3 billion users from distressing material.