Sentence examples for finds it distressing from inspiring English sources

Sarah Gove, housing and communities manager with the council, has been working on Operation Pheasant for a couple of years and still finds it distressing.

That's why he finds it distressing that in both the Verniero debate and the mapping controversy "the interests of minorities are being subordinated".

"I find it distressing when politics and sports coincide.

But I still find it distressing when people bad-mouth my profession.

Ashley found it distressing when they were gigging and nobody knew what was wrong.

So I was familiar with the world of pornography, and I always found it distressing and based on contempt.

The camera pans across the playground showing us the different racial cliques, and I found it distressing.

I find it distressing that some schools don't focus on, monitor or care about the social development of students.

When it launched a campaign featuring a baby left to cry in a cot, the NSPCC also faced a backlash from those who found it distressing.

Val C. Hart Cumberland, Me. • To the Sports Editor: I find it distressing that Democrats and Republicans cannot investigate steroid and human growth hormone use in professional sports without taking sides.

As a Japanese citizen, I find it distressing to see that the horrors of World War II have already begun to escape the memory of the Japanese people.