Sentence examples for distressing vision from inspiring English sources

He presents such a vivid and distressing vision of the near future that it is hard not to be nervous: everything that feels solid or familiar threatens to melt into air.

RSPCA inspector Trevor Walker, said it was the "most distressing vision" he had ever seen.

As a distressing vision of a decade-long graduate program gradually emerges, my colleagues and I end up acknowledging that we cannot teach students everything they must know for their careers, especially in an ever-evolving discipline.

Mr. Dono's mild and jovial demeanor is in stark contrast to much of his art, which often features fierce and distressing visions of political and social issues like military interventions, political corruption and environmental tragedies.

Of the Caribbean, Walcott writes: Those who require vision, complexity, tire of its distressing limits: sea, sand, scorching sky.

VI is potentially distressing because of disability and fear of total vision loss associated with it [ 17].

But they blunted his emotional expression and caused restlessness, muscle stiffness and tremors, along with even more distressing side effects that he was unable to express at the time: dry mouth, blurred vision, constipation and urinary retention.

That the novel's vision of the literary life was ultimately sentimental only compounded the charm, though some found its commercial success disorienting, even distressing.

And a distressing solipsism..

It was distressing.

He found competition distressing.