Sentence examples for it's distressing from inspiring English sources

Given the clear case for the law's constitutionality, it's distressing that many assume its fate will be decided by a partisan, closely divided Supreme Court.

The latter date is somewhat problematic, as it's the anniversary of John Lennon's murder; that aside, it's distressing to see the group's albums, which were preserved as discrete units by the recent remastering campaign, be dumped wholesale onto a hard drive.

"When the weather's like that, it's distressing for everyone," Murray said.

But it's distressing that so much of its history gets lost along the way.

It's distressing that the administration did not probe the candidate's views on the most troubling legal controversy of the last 35 years.

Emerging from the water, Lesley Hughes, another of the Climate Council's councillors and an ecologist from Macquarie University, says it's distressing to see so much death on the reef.

It's distressing to read, the way happiness generates sadness and terror in Gray's psyche, because his work could be the source of so much pleasure to his audiences.

Likewise, it's distressing to attend major events sponsored by corporations and organizations, especially women's associations, honoring women of achievement, yet catered by male chefs.

"It's distressing".

It's distressing for me to see this.

It is distressing that a society cannot guarantee safety to its children.