Sentence examples for it too distressing from inspiring English sources

Some people might see a news report about an act of abuse against a child and find it too distressing and switch it off.

I actually had to put Lola Rose down several times when it became too distressing, and think merry thoughts of brownies and pixie rings before returning to it.

They couldn't have his face exposed at the funeral because it was too distressing for the parents.

In March, Fogliani refused to release the footage on the grounds it would be too distressing for Dhu's family, despite Dhu's family supporting the application for its release.

But parents were not told as managers believed it would have been "too distressing" for them, she said.

I absolutely disagree that it would have been too distressing to find out our babies had been cremated.

The report said parents affected by the scandal were not told that ashes were left after their babies were cremated because it would have been "too distressing".

Parents affected by the Mortonhall crematorium scandal were not told that ashes were left after their babies were cremated because it would have been "too distressing", a report has said.

It is often seen as too distressing.

A genital examination was not undertaken or discontinued if it was deemed to be too distressing for the resident.

That infant mortality rates have halved is fantastic news but the idea that more of our children might find this life too distressing and seek to end it is devastating, to say the least.