Sentence examples for most distressing aspects from inspiring English sources

Last year he said one of the most distressing aspects of his cancer was not the way it ravaged his appearance but the fact that he could no longer mingle with his animals.

One of the most distressing aspects of the Roslyn story was how one official had complete control over all the finances from A to Z, from the checkbooks to the computer systems that were supposed to double-check the school accounts.

One of the most distressing aspects of aging is noticing your own cognitive decline.

For many sufferers and their families, these symptoms are among the most distressing aspects of the disease, often affecting daily functioning and constituting reason for institutionalization. Suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts are more common than in the general population.

Third, patients today have immediate access to medication that for many can be expected to mitigate the most distressing aspects of their disorder.

A deliberate action to capture the most distressing aspect".

That was the most distressing aspect of Sieneke and "Sha-la-lie".

Perhaps the most distressing aspect of this is that many of these deaths are both predictable and preventable.

The most distressing aspect of it all is that there is no shortage of talent in Great Britain.

Its most distressing aspect, from a staff perspective, was that some of the stories behind the headlines were more or less true.

Many Kenyans have said the most distressing aspect is that the opposing politicians, instead of cooperating to stop the bloodshed, continue to bicker over who started it.