Sentence examples for distressing view of from inspiring English sources

In many ways these texts provide a more distressing view of the situation in Iraq and Afghanistan than any photograph.

The apps also depict a distressing view of our collective intolerance to witnessing the many indignities caused by our inability to help those in need.

"It's taken a year to gear up to full force". Five years of drought may have left some distressing views of cracked mud where lakes and reservoirs once sparkled, she says, but it has also forced many Southern Californians to reconsider their spendthrift ways with water.

This ruling was derived in part from earlier case law, which asserts the fundamental importance in a democracy of citizens being able to express their views – even offensive or distressing views – about their government, at national or local level.

These videos make distressing viewing.

Footage of a squirrel trying to extricate itself from a yoghurt pot is mildly entertaining (albeit also faintly distressing) viewing but the news anchors who introduce it explain the clip's popularity.

Youtuber Sam Pepper thought this sounded far too easy and tried to go one better, making for some genuinely distressing viewing.

"I find it distressing that the view of the field is that you sit in your office by yourself surrounded by old pizza boxes and cans of Coke, hacking away at the bowels of the Windows operating system," she said.

Perhaps most distressing, in the view of Gorbachev allies interviewed this weekend in Moscow, is that the occupation of Azerbaijan may seriously complicate Mr. Gorbachev's efforts to design a new model of federalism that would satisfy the demands of his people for greater autonomy.

Eighty nine healthy participants viewed a distressing video of the aftermath of road traffic accidents under either suppression (of both felt and expressed affect), acceptance, or no-regulation control instructions and the immediate and longer-term consequences on emotion, mood, and memory were examined.

Given the distressing nature of breathlessness from the point of view of those who experience it, it is surprising that more studies do not include a specific measure of this symptom.