Sentence examples for made more distressing from inspiring English sources
Hansen said the situation was made more distressing because the family was not told of Khan's condition after he collapsed in the courtroom.
CBT usually involves distraction and breathing exercises along with education to help the patient make more appropriate attributions for distressing somatic symptoms.
And you can make it more distressing, if that kind of thrill interests you — that parachuting into enemy territory — by watching it on the network that supports and amplifies that party's views.
This situation has been made all the more distressing by the apparent lack of concern shown by the US intelligence and military authorities in taking Aulaqi's influence seriously.
Life is made all the more distressing when you are living in terror that the small amount of help and respite that you receive from the state may be taken away, leaving you to face the task alone while your loved one is stripped of the structure and routine they desperately need.
The massive flow of regular campaign funds to both campaigns makes it all the more distressing that each side is now also raising largely unregulated donations or soft money.
What makes this accident even more distressing is the fact that many of those on board were high school students on a trip to a holiday island.
But be warned: The Lobster presents some truly grisly sequences with the same cold-blooded detachment, and the unblinking treatment of these atrocities makes them all the more distressing.
At the same time, women often lack information about the purpose of routine scans [ 9], which can make unexpected findings even more distressing and difficult to deal with [ 9, 12].
(Interview 1) For some, avoidance can be so strong that denial of obvious symptoms makes the diagnosis even more distressing, as the following interview highlights: "After seeing her mother, well I had spent so long hoping she didn't have it and kind of ignoring her symptoms, that when I was told it kind of knocked me for six".
