Sentence examples for its distressing from inspiring English sources

Of the Caribbean, Walcott writes: Those who require vision, complexity, tire of its distressing limits: sea, sand, scorching sky.

I'm relieved that I saw a performance the day after the press night and its distressing distractions reportedly involving a giant of the English theatre.

A video report, which combines footage recorded during Ms. Fakih's visit with images of the raid and its distressing aftermath posted online by the rebels and the government, makes a compelling case that the rebels executed civilians, including women and the disabled.

He was acclaimed for helping to bring the story of Captain Jim Lovell to the screen in Apollo 13, and, in the opening set piece of Saving Private Ryan, we saw Omaha beach through his eyes, in a performance celebrated for its distressing realism.

Exhume the fear in all its distressing disguises.

Our findings also suggest despite its distressing nature, punishment was not always perceived negatively, and in some instances accepted.

On Friday, the Anti-Defamation League, an influential Jewish civil rights group, declared its opposition, distressing many in the interfaith community.

Its most distressing aspect, from a staff perspective, was that some of the stories behind the headlines were more or less true.

Clearly these physicians need to communicate better so that, despite the lack of a cure for frontotemporal dementia, they can at least alleviate some of its most distressing symptoms.

Take the day to bless love--in all its (sometimes) distressing disguises.

Authorities in Ohio delayed at least one killing after an attempt to use an alternative drug was branded "a failed, agonising experiment" because of its slow and distressing effect on its target.