Sentence examples for most distressing thing from inspiring English sources

In many ways, it's the most distressing thing - having no control over your life.

That Beck has built a strong and sustained audience in America is the most distressing thing to me.

After No Fire Zone finished, my mum said it was the most distressing thing she had seen since the broadcast of the Ethiopian famine in 1984.

But the most distressing thing is to consider how this adult revelling in lack of empathy might be affecting our children.

But above all these technical difficulties, one of the most distressing things our clients recounted is the feeling of shame and stigma using the card has caused them.

Environmentalists say that one of the most distressing things about the current energy situation in Utah is that the state actually has a huge potential for producing renewable energy, such as wind and solar power.

Besides the fact that describing areas of the human body as having an "erotic function" is one of the most distressing things a government official has ever said, the proposed ban is obviously a huge blow to constitutional freedoms.

It was the most distressing, infuriating thing.

And maybe that's what's most distressing about the state of things.

When characters are informed of a murder, they tend to say things like "Very unpleasant" or "Most distressing for you, Elspeth".

The direct effect of DDT on the nervous system is apparent in their eloquent description of their symptoms: "The tiredness, heaviness, and aching of the limbs were very real things, and the mental state also was most distressing. . . .