Sentence examples for it a distressing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a horror of "widows" (single words at the top of a page) is a bit of a niche hang-up – it's common among old-fashioned print journalists – but, whichever way I tried to read it, a distressing number of them popped up.

For us it's a distressing situation, and it must be terrifying for Mum.

It's a distressing sight but we'll have to get used to it: most of the world's prominent climate change deniers skewered on their own sword.

It is a distressing fact of life that mistreatment of Muslims does not draw nearly the protest that it should.

To some, it was a distressing loss.

It was a distressing time, Mr. Gousse said recently.

Rather, it is a distressing reality of today's world.

Detective Inspector Martin Clague, from Lancashire police, said: "It was a distressing case.

It was a distressing encounter, with both men aware that they probably would not see each other again.

As many as 20percentt of people reporting near-death experiences describe it as a distressing occurrence, he said.

It's a distressing, familiar scene in some ways, one that has been playing on our televisions for years.