Sentence examples for it's distressingly from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the writing is fresh and amusingly self-lacerating — she writes of getting into "male-pattern trouble" — and sometimes it's distressingly academic.
Scientists first identified this gene, called the "fat mass and obesity-associated" gene, or FTO gene, several years ago, and as it turns out, it's distressingly common.
Both sides are back at it and they are brawling in foyay and it's distressingly authentic.
On the latter, Andrew Ti of "Yo, Is That Racist?" notes, "It's distressingly easy to imagine the writers sitting around and listing off every single ching-chong stereotype, ultimately deciding with some sorrow that a Fu Manchu mustache would be impractical for budget reasons".
The other related to the fact that the majority of day-today basic palliative care is provided by people who are often low paid and under qualified: I'm just thinking back to how it was when I qualified, which is kind of how it is now actually, it's distressingly the same.
"It is distressingly easy today to find tendentious scholarship that exhibits a Zinn-like habit of judging historical acts and actors by their contemporary utility".
To Monami Maulik, the director of Desis Rising Up and Moving, a South Asian immigrant group in Queens where Mr. Ahmed volunteers, it is distressingly unsurprising.
Is it unthinkable that a bureaucrat might negotiate repayment on a debt by going through the list and saying "do you really need to spend £1.68 on Poptarts?" I would suggest it is distressingly plausible.
Visions of all this are far too fleeting in "Moonlight," a CBS series beginning tonight that, despite all the set-design talent behind it, is distressingly not about furniture or appliances at all.
Second, fear of controversy is not a good reason to skip teaching evolution, even if it is distressingly common (Berkman et al. 2008).
Recently, it is distressingly hard to find an ag news article that doesn't include some version of the statement: "The world will soon have 9 billion people, therefore we must increase food production".
