Sentence examples for even more distressingly from inspiring English sources

Even more distressingly, books are often quartered - relying on tourists' inability to read the Ge'ez script - and illuminated pages ripped out.

"But even this court was shocked, not only by the seeming pervasive scope of misconduct but even more distressingly by the seeming casualness by which such conduct is employed".

Even more distressingly, a recent Johns Hopkins study found that only 12% of domestic violence victims whose assailant was armed reported that the abuser, in fact, surrendered or had the firearms seized under the Lautenberg amendment.

Even more distressingly, more than one perfectly well-read individual remarked: "Many of them are addressed to a man, I believe," as if the information had only recently come to light through ingenious advances in 21st-century cryptography.

The 24-7 media trivialize the stakes and gleefully report the "courtroom drama" as a sporting event; but even more distressingly, the legal bureaucracy swings into motion without the least awareness of any value beyond its own procedures.

Medications that contain methylphenidate can trap blood in the penises of men, and even more distressingly, young boys, who already suffer from the "terrible affliction" of hyperbonerism, which is funny, except when it's not.

One of Barrie's biographers, Denis Mackail, calls it "that distressingly human and inhuman book," presumably because it demonstrates, even more than "Peter Pan," the weird twinning of Barrie's gifts — an almost telepathic self-spiriting into the emotions of others, and a professional shamelessness about baring them in public.

One of Barrie's biographers, Denis Mackail, calls it "that distressingly human and inhuman book," presumably because it demonstrates, even more than "Peter Pan," the weird twinning of Barrie's gifts an almost telepathic self-spiriting into the emotions of others, and a professional shamelessness about baring them in public.

But it hardly delivers on that promise, nor, more distressingly, on its R rating.

You may find the two private changing rooms full and, more distressingly, the four toilets.

More distressingly, the authors claim that etiquette is "rooted in three fundamental principles: respect, consideration and honesty".