Sentence examples for most distressingly from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, most distressingly, we believed that the merger offered a chance at a New Zealand solution".

Most distressingly, it would be a new carrot dangled before marginal players.

Most distressingly, she's next slated to star opposite Megan Fox in the sequel to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

It laid bare Mr. Naipaul's racism, misogyny, vanity, stinginess and (most distressingly) his emotional cruelty to Patricia, his first wife.

The escape had a profound effect on Mohammed: he left in such haste that he didn't pack any of his toys, including, most distressingly, his video-game console.

This Sarkozy trade, as it is sometimes known in the markets, was an indirect (if inefficient) means for the ECB to support sovereigns.Yet as the election has neared, Mr Sarkozy has switched from saviour to scourge of the EU and the euro, talking of reimposing border controls and trade protection and, most recently and most distressingly, leading an assault on the ECB's hallowed independence.

He acknowledged the behaviour was that of an overly jealous man who wanted to control her, saying one incident was the most "upsetting and distressingly abusive" thing he had ever heard.

And more distressingly, most patients eventually develop acquired resistance after an initial response to PD-1/PD-L1 blockade.

Dramatic tension is an element the producers -- and apparently most viewers -- have found distressingly absent from "Big Brother".

That makes NARC a wonderful high-octane study of late 1980s fashion crimes, most of which now look distressingly like contemporary fashion crimes.

The Canadian auteur, primarily known for his films' fascination with "body horror," has always had a gift for elevating the grotesque, pulling from the most visceral unnerving decay something distressingly human.