Sentence examples for distressing to read from inspiring English sources

They are distressing to read about and they are very serious.

It was extremely distressing to read "Partying Like It's 1999" (Oct.

If your choice is b), I must instruct you to leave this column immediately and find something less distressing to read.

It's distressing to read, the way happiness generates sadness and terror in Gray's psyche, because his work could be the source of so much pleasure to his audiences.

It must be some puritan streak in me, but I find the detailed discussion of tastes and sensations nauseating and very distressing to read.

With polls showing overwhelming public support for aggressive United States military action, it's been distressing to read many of the recent letters on this page.

Perhaps a horror of "widows" (single words at the top of a page) is a bit of a niche hang-up – it's common among old-fashioned print journalists – but, whichever way I tried to read it, a distressing number of them popped up.

This might not have been so distressing if it had not forced me to read the tracts and leaflets myself, for they were indeed, unless one believed their message already, impossible to believe.

Results from the pilot study demonstrated that the items in the questionnaire were easy to read, comprehend, psychometrically sound, non-distressing and relevant to the Ghanaian children.

In order to understand the intolerance of O'Malley's critics and just how distressing this entire situation is for Arab Americans, it is important to read the former governor's words, in full.

"The best thing about that article is that it makes you laugh so it was a little distressing to see that people read her as not tongue in cheek.