Sentence examples for distressing to think from inspiring English sources

It's very distressing to think of a hard-boiled egg being included in any meal without my knowledge.

Steve Cheetham, the RSPCA's chief veterinary officer, said: "It is very distressing to think that people take pleasure in causing such horrific injuries to defenceless animals.

"I find it quite distressing to think about what she says, because that shoot seemed to capture the mood of that summer.

This essay film, by Noël Burch and Allan Sekula, is beautiful to look at and distressing to think about, as it offers an unsparing account of exploited labor on land and sea.

Stephen Levin, a Brooklyn city councilman who lives about five blocks from the fallen sign, said he found it "very distressing" to think about the maintenance of "all these hulking structures".

"It is, needless to say, distressing to think that a New York City police officer participated in the activities of the organization," District Attorney Richard A. Brown of Queens said in a statement released yesterday.

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However, brooding in this way does not purge our feelings, it does the opposite -- it increases the urge to think about the distressing thought and deepens the distress we feel when we do.

In order not to think about this distressing situation I thought about the palace.

It is impossible for a visitor not to think about the distressing reality of this place, even if it may look like an abandoned monastery.

Their stories were deeply distressing and as a father it is devastating to think that any child should have to suffer like this," said UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador David Beckham.