Sentence examples for it's been distressing from inspiring English sources

For longtime Hazleton residents who opposed the 2006 ordinance and were relieved when the dust it kicked up largely settled, it's been distressing to see how Trump's campaign has brought those tensions back to the surface.

"She's been pounded so much, it's been distressing to watch.

With polls showing overwhelming public support for aggressive United States military action, it's been distressing to read many of the recent letters on this page.

"It's been distressing and upsetting," said Mr. Moldow, 44, who two years ago started his Web site, "Eye on Emerson" (www.geocities.com /emersoneye).

It's been a distressing few days for the faint of heart, among whom I count myself.

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 It's been a distressing few days for the faint of heart, among whom I count myself.

It's been a distressing month, hasn't it?

"It's been a rather distressing time," says Albee quietly.

He added: "It's been difficult and distressing for Kerry as we have been following a line of inquiry that could only have meant Ben had died".

"It's been totally mishandled and very distressing for all the parents," says Leila Roy, who is acting as co-ordinator of a parents' support group, and whose four-year-old son Anton began at the centre this week.

"It's frankly kind of distressing that there's been that much silence".