Sentence examples for it very distressing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo called it "very distressing" and said Albany's lawmakers "failed the people of New York once again".

"I find it very distressing that our political representatives have created a regime that allows for the direct killing of babies".

Today, I'm increasingly finding animal farming an alien notion and find it very distressing to see the conditions some animals are kept in.

It's a huge responsibility; I find it very distressing when a client hasn't reported a traumatic event like sexual assault – they just expect it.

Stephen Levin, a Brooklyn city councilman who lives about five blocks from the fallen sign, said he found it "very distressing" to think about the maintenance of "all these hulking structures".

When I didn't respond, she said, "Most people cry when I tell them this". The idea was to confront me, in an attempt to get me to improve, but I found it very distressing.

"It's very disturbing, it's very distressing, and it demonstrates that parents need to know what their children are doing".

"That, in itself, means you have to pierce the skin with a little needle to take some blood out and test it on a machine – it was very distressing for him," says Emma.

"It's very distressing for people and it's not as if the plaque will be worth much". The plaque was one of three on a commemoration wall built into an alcove near Crumlin Park on Mining School Hill.

"It's very distressing because people see it as a Las Vegas, big-city, urban-style development going right in this rural, agricultural area," said county Supervisor Doreen Farr, who represents the valley.

"It's very distressing and at the same time it's somewhat understandable," said Kenneth H. Bacon, president of Refugees International.