Sentence examples for much distressing from inspiring English sources

Much distressing news is emerging concerning the battle some of these political prisoners are waging against cancer.

Each item is rated on a five-point Likert scale from 0 (not at all distressing) to 5 (very much distressing), indicating how much the patient suffers subjectively from these illness aspects.

Don't overdo it; the furniture will look tacky if you add too much distressing.

When you take the jeans off, you will have a visual guideline for how much distressing you need to do in different areas.

But I know strong, empathetic people who haven't weathered anything much more distressing than a hangnail, and I know jerks who are graduates of garish travails.

All this may infuriate you, or strike you as endearingly odd, but, consider, it could have been so much more distressing.

On the other hand -- and much more distressing -- the show is never chaotic enough, never frenetic enough to capture the unharnessed exuberance of childhood that Twain was writing about, the kind that, for both good and ill, is threatened by growing up.

Digital technology, meanwhile, presents much more distressing long-term concerns.

Twitter's brief morning outage was stressful enough — but those who've waited until the last possible moment to pay their tax bills have a much more distressing site crash to worry about: The Internal Revenue Service's Direct pay site is down the day taxes are due.

For one thing, having one's phone tapped or movements filmed is inherently much less distressing, harmful and morally repugnant than the physical suffering and loss of autonomy involved in being strapped to a chair and, say, having someone drill into an unanesthetised tooth.

Receiving no treatment may be much more distressing.