Sentence examples for most distressing and from inspiring English sources

But the problems of Posada were the most distressing, and they were obvious from the start.

That's why last week has been the most distressing and depressing of my 33 years in the party.

And confront them he did, in one of the most distressing and powerful scenes in the film.

Facial lipoatrophy has been described as the most distressing and stigmatizing expression of the lipodystrophy syndrome, a syndrome that is caused by antiretroviral combination therapy.

Karen Thompson, deputy chief crown prosecutor at CPS East Midlands, called the murders "one of the most distressing and disturbing cases that I have ever encountered".

In an online article for the Observer, Khan said that the last week had been "the most distressing and depressing of my 33 years in the party", and that urgent action was needed to keep Labour together.

PG Wodehouse, at Dulwich College in 1899, was told "he has the most distorted ideas about wit and humour; he draws over his books and examination papers in the most distressing way and writes foolish rhymes in other people's books", and Helen Fielding, at Wakefield Girls High Schooll, that she "must learn not to use such flowery language".

Agitation, aggression and psychosis are the most distressing NPS and correlate with early transfer to institutional care [ 7].

The exposure began with moderately anxiety-provoking situations and increased to the most distressing fear and was conducted therapist-accompanied within the therapy sessions as well as in homework assignments.

Let's face it, the cracking-up of American society along ethnic and racial fault lines is among the most distressing -- and dangerous -- threats to our country.

In my line of work, I have encountered many courageous people, who find themselves in the most distressing situations, and yet find the determination to battle on.