Sentence examples for it less distressing from inspiring English sources

Although there were 3 occasions where the child, equally scored both treatment halves, the respective carer and nursing staff member, consistently indicated that the child's behaviour was less distressed and calmer during the treatment when VR was applied, suggesting that VR made it less distressing for the child.

Was there some other way to think and feel about this absurd and terrifying man that might actually make a difference – or, failing that, make it slightly less distressing to see his face pop up on TV?

Dreaming about trauma, like talking it over in therapy, helps render it less "uniquely distressing," he says, and weaves it into a fabric of memories that we can live with.

Accepting the likelihood of mistakes and errors is scary, but it is a kinder and less distressing option in the long run.

Whilst the restrictive aspects of a diagnosis were recognised, the majority of women found that it enabled them to develop less distressing interpretations of their experience, echoing the finding that women with postnatal depression (PND) felt grateful when they discovered they had a diagnosable illness as opposed to being "crazy" or "bad mothers" [ 21].

That they may not be attributable to a physical pathogen does not make them any less distressing to their sufferers, nor does it mean that their sufferers are "imagining things" in a way that should inspire worry about their long-term psychological health.

After much debate, they decided to run it inside, small and black and white, and to choose a less distressing photo, with the child's face obscured.

I'm glad of all of it, though I'm not sure calling a hot flush a power surge is going to make them less distressing or smelly.

Benjamin, after all, had contemplated killing himself at least once before, under far less distressing conditions.

Beyond the momentary jolt lay a broader realization, no less distressing.

But once they start opening the animals up, I have to switch to something less distressing, like "Oz".