Sentence examples for distressing views from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

Rose's pleas were extremely distressing viewing – Spector's defiant "Why are you watching this?" a question apparently aimed as much at the TV audience as Gibson.

Craig Zobel's Compliance (2012, Soda) is a divisive drama that makes for profoundly distressing viewing, and not entirely for the reasons Zobel intended.

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.

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.

But it is distressing that Mr. Bush views the Peace Corps directorship as a place to park generous donors with mediocre résumés.

They will continue to be very anxious and will consistently view" distressing footage on the internet, especially YouTube.

Village Life is produced by the London Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games, so it does not have the cheeky headlines and spicy copy that make browsing newsstands here so entertaining or, depending on one's point of view, distressing.