Sentence examples for it so distressing from inspiring English sources

It is the invasiveness and relentlessness of the noise and having no understanding or control of it which makes it so distressing.' Like many hummers, she finds the condition isolating.

Alison Holt reports on why families find it so distressing to have their loved ones cared for in homes which are sometimes miles from the family home.

There are, of course, dangers in writing about what and who you know and Mason laughs that "it's so distressing for me when reviewers, especially in America, talk abut how hopeless and terrible the parenting is in the book".

So does Demetriou really have to do it if she finds it all so distressing?

Anthony's death was equally soul destroying, but with an illness it's so distressing... coupled with his bravery throughout it.

It was so distressing," she remembers.

It was so distressing that the 27-year-old Nepali lost his hair.

THAT is why it is so distressing when doctors tell their patients not to expect or pursue fulfilling careers.

It was so distressing for me when my mother told me he probably wouldn't have had blue eyes at all.

"I lie awake nights, it's so distressing," said Mr. Wimbish, one of Lincoln's leading emissaries of culture, who knew Langston Hughes (class of '29) and personally collected his books for installation in the Langston Hughes Memorial Library here.

This is why it is so distressing that even Stephen Hawking, perhaps the world's most famous living scientist, gets more attention for his views on space aliens than his views on nuclear weapons.Scientists' voices are crucial in the debates over the global challenges of climate change, nuclear proliferation and the potential creation of new and deadly pathogens.