Sentence examples for many distressing from inspiring English sources

He wouldn't allow a TV in the house, because "there were too many distressing images", said Bond.

Writer Levi David Addai (My Murder) cuts between the Taylor family's journey from Lagos to London, and their pursuit of justice, with many distressing twists.

This proved to be a satisfying outlet for my frustrations at the many distressing things currently going on in America — the hikes up the Appalachian Trail and everywhere else these guys don't belong.

Of the many distressing elements in the tale of Justin Berry ("Through His Webcam, a Boy Joins a Sordid Online World," front page, Dec. 19), perhaps nothing is more disturbing than the thought of how many parents are naïve when it comes to their children and the Internet.

1– 3 For example, instrumental self-care deficits begin early in dementia, basic self-care deficits increase as dementia advances, and many distressing behavioral symptoms decrease in late dementia.

That notwithstanding, we did not decide on a highly disease-specific measure because many distressing physical aspects of cancer (like pain and functional limitations) are only salient in late stage cancer and are, fortunately, of limited importance to the lives of early-stage cancer patients who form the majority of study participants.

In their replies they have drawn on a thoughtful response from Leslie Plommer, a former corrections editor at the Guardian, to criticism of a previous use of pictures that many found distressing, in which she brought a historical perspective to the issue.

Its little body is covered in fur, which many people find distressing.

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

Images and videos of James Foley's killing have been circulating on social media, distressing many who see them.

But why would Apple, Google, and Amazon be so disrespectful of consumers as to delay for months or years fixing a major--and easily remedied--problem that was distressing many parents?