Sentence examples for more distressing when from inspiring English sources

(All the more distressing when strangers, or your mother-in-law, tuck them back in for you).

"So it is even more distressing when we see reports of homes which are frankly unfit for human habitation being let, often at obscene prices.

The misapplication of the word to categorize gimmicky televised pseudo-events is all the more distressing when such sensationalist fluff is compared with the best documentary and fiction films to be seen each year at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival.

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.

For example, stress and stimulants (such as caffeine) may potentiate HF/NS in symptomatic women, and HF/NS may be more distressing or interfering when they are associated with negative thoughts such as embarrassment, social anxiety and feeling out of control.

One of the more distressing moments, for me, came when I appeared on Central Standard, a National Public Radio show on KCUR out of Kansas City, to discuss my new book Unlearning Liberty: Campus Censorship and the End of American Debate.

The captain of the British men's athletics team had found himself handling far more distressing problems earlier in the week when his former training companion, Jason Livingston, failed a drug test and was packed off home.

Even more distressing is a scene in a police station when Raphael is beaten up by police – the section of the book that is thought to have worried Blue Peter so much.

Disability living allowance meant I could rent a one-bedroom flat, which gave me room for people to stay when I needed extra help, and privacy to experience the more distressing aspects of my illness.

The conspiracy of silence at Stoke Mandeville is far more distressing than the fact that Liz Kershaw didn't have the sense to say "Stop" when someone groped her in a BBC studio.

With every day that goes by we hear more distressing allegations about families who have been victims of hacking and other illegal investigations, often when they were most vulnerable.