Sentence examples for distressing with from inspiring English sources

The facts set forth in the Davis case were distressing, with plaintiffs accusing the police of arresting them as they were waiting to meet friends in the lobby or simply standing at the elevator.

Pint-sized detective Camille proves able enough, although he has an annoying habit of constantly favouring hunches over investigative rigour, and there is plenty of humour, but the images are distressing, with Alex being kept prisoner in a cage and subjected to a nightmarish Room 101‑type ordeal involving rats.

To not be scrutinized as to whether or not we exist, but to be partners in the quest to examine what that existence currently looks like -- bleak, distressing, with elements of resilience -- and what it could become.

It is morally distressing, with a high opportunity cost and, consequently, a high human cost: Genuinely decent, loving people who seek to serve Goodness are having their precious empathy and compassion channeled into activities that range from exploitative to merely inefficient or insensitive.

With all due respect, more distressing with the fourth domain argument from this particular referee is inconsistency in reasoning.

44, 53, 54 For others, this can be distressing, with feelings of anger, frustration, and denial, and an overwhelming sense of loss.

PIRg members and researchers met at the beginning of the study to talk about how the study might affect them, e.g. distressing conversations with care home residents, talking with people with dementia, residents dying and their own motivation for involvement.

They said their clients were denied the additional safeguards available to child detainees, subjected to distressing interviews with immigration officers who were not trained to deal with children, and had their welfare put at risk.

Hot enough for ya? BIG MAMA: With the interior temperature holding steady at seventy-two degrees, I can handle distressing news with equanimity.

Leave it to MTV, though, to wipe away distressing realities with its powerful corporate hand.

The opening scenes are distressing indeed, with the discovery of the victims' bodies particularly unforgiving.