Sentence examples for harrowing finding from inspiring English sources

The authors present a harrowing finding, very important to the motor field: they show that commonly used cysteine-light kinesin mutants show indeed quite defective motility behavior, at least when studied in detail (force-dependent run-length, resolving individual steps).

When Julie began to have post-operative issues, she had a harrowing time finding a gynecologist who knew what Julie needed and was willing to provide it.

He set out his findings, in harrowing detail, in a 118-page decision.

In a report the inquiry team said: "The findings are harrowing". The home was "a place where control, containment and sometimes cruelty were normalised". The review found girls as young as 11 were "routinely and often without any initial medical assessment, given antidepressants, sedatives and anti-psychotic medication".

Wright admits to finding much of this harrowing.

As with all her books, it's really harrowing – a story about loss of identity, about finding yourself in a country which you don't recognise any more.

Tells what a difficult time he and his father had in finding the school, and later, what a harrowing first day and evening he had in the strange place.

Under the best of circumstances, finding an assistant-professor job is a harrowing process, as colleges and universities shift toward non-tenure-track and part-time instructors.

Old harrowing memories come back to mind along with fears of finding a submissive Chile that doesn't fit in with the ideals they struggled for, so it triggers mixed feelings and the sensation of a lost battle.

Gibson says they believe in finding comfort through the sharing of even the most harrowing and tragic of experiences.

"These include systemic failings … the repeated findings of racism and sexism among G4S staff, and harrowing official reports of G4S mistreatment of children, pregnant women and other protected groups," the letter said.