Sentence examples for make distressing from inspiring English sources

These videos make distressing viewing.

On its first test drive, our Meebot shuffled along like a drunk with his trousers around his ankles, then fell over and started making distressing clacking sounds.

The pair of older Critchfield family gossips anticipates a similar dynamic in "Orpheus Descending," a play whose movie version was in fact entitled "The Fugitive Kind," whereas a passing reference to jonquils puts one in mind of "The Glass Menagerie," a later play about a mother who makes distressing demands on her daughter.

You might think this would make his work distressing, but on the contrary I found it eased the burden of my own feelings.

It really makes a distressing situation even more upsetting and hard to deal with.

Hansen said the situation was made more distressing because the family was not told of Khan's condition after he collapsed in the courtroom.

What makes it distressing is not only that Mr. Glass is hardly underplayed but also that the American Composers Orchestra comprises many specialists with a virtuosity honed by the demands of new music.

"Those goofy Anglicans," he says, and then makes the distressing moo-cow noise he always makes when imitating the communications of feminists, who lurk in his imagination in rabid, milk-spurting, man-stampeding herds.

Legal processes for registering a change of gender are to be overhauled to make them less distressing for transgender people.

I'm glad of all of it, though I'm not sure calling a hot flush a power surge is going to make them less distressing or smelly.

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.