This might not have been so distressing if it had not forced me to read the tracts and leaflets myself, for they were indeed, unless one believed their message already, impossible to believe.
It was so distressing," she remembers.
Indeed, the distressing (and conscientiously well-researched) material has been tailored almost to a fault to the theatre's unique environment.
The opening scenes are distressing indeed, with the discovery of the victims' bodies particularly unforgiving.
Indeed, the exquisite distressing of the fabric is almost as time-consuming and costly as the embroidering of it; workers make most of the holes by hand, cutting the denim with knives and rubbing it with pumice stones.
© 2014 The Authors Human Brain Mapping Published by Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Parkinson's disease (PD) is often regarded as a motor disorder, but nonmotor manifestations also occur, and indeed are more distressing for many individuals [Gibson et al., 2013].
No, it is "a dreary, desolate, and indeed quite abject and distressing one; what we might call, by way of eminence, the dismal science".Carlyle was a fine one to talk.
Indeed, many religious experiences are distressing in the extreme.
It's distressing that so much of our time is spent squinting through screens, screens that promise to make life better, make life streamlined -- but indeed make it complex, cluttered, a blur, numbing, less meaningful.
I am of course a Jew, so finding anything at all under "the tree", and indeed finding "a tree" in my house, would be a distressing indication that someone had broken into my house and forcibly Pagano-Christianed me.
