Sentence examples for even more distressing when from inspiring English sources

"So it is even more distressing when we see reports of homes which are frankly unfit for human habitation being let, often at obscene prices.

Even more distressing is a scene in a police station when Raphael is beaten up by police – the section of the book that is thought to have worried Blue Peter so much.

And their economic failures are even more distressing.

The results are even more distressing for non-experts.

Unfortunately, the car may be even more distressing to drive than the gas version.

But perhaps even more distressing is the mindset that led to them.

Even more distressing, illogical comments are made about the events at hand.

I found Marikana even more distressing: a democratic South Africa was meant to bring an end to such barbarity.

Even more distressing is that the Department of Education made the change in the dead of night, with absolutely no public input.

Kabul's central government is notoriously corrupt, but the tales from the field are even more distressing.

(All the more distressing when strangers, or your mother-in-law, tuck them back in for you).