Sentence examples for is truly distressing from inspiring English sources

The pattern is truly distressing.

Of course, none of this is truly distressing to him.

This is truly distressing to those of us who had thought that all those battles waged years ago had achieved acceptance of the right of half the population to make its own decisions.

As the report shows, the reality of that is truly distressing: disabled people without sufficient care who have become physically sicker as a result, or sliding into depression due to isolation.

It is truly distressing to read that at a time when the public and politicians alike are fixated on government efforts to address the woes of health care for individuals in America, they are gambling (literally and figuratively) with the health and lives of the noble beasts that have played such important roles in the development of this country.

His wife, Alice, bemoaned the impressionist master's chronic self-doubt in a letter: "He punctures canvases every day, it is truly distressing … the way he treats the result of eight years' work is most unfair!" Thankfully, Monet didn't completely trash the series.

Lynda Thomas, Macmillan's chief executive, said the findings were "truly distressing".

They spoke of an audible crack and it was truly distressing to see on the news that night.

To have it taken away and given to someone else, and a man at that, was truly distressing on so many levels".

Shame, then, that director Brenda Chapman, who based the original story on her own experiences of motherhood, should have been removed from the project that she originated (Mark Andrews and Steve Purcell share her credit), telling the New York Times that "to have it taken away and given to someone else, and a man at that, was truly distressing on so many levels".

"Its general secretary Michelle Stanistreet says she dealt personally with all those who made contact, and some of the conversations she had were truly distressing and shocking," he added.