Sentence examples for of the distressing from inspiring English sources

"One of the distressing things is that they haven't learned some of those lessons that even TV-am before it rather painfully learned".

One of the distressing clips, uploaded to YouTube on Thursday, showed a protester being shot as he tried to carry a wounded man to safety.

They Kill!" It turned out that some of the distressing, graphic photographs on the Internet were of outrages committed elsewhere at other times.

Not long ago, we took note of the distressing news that great numbers of books are being printed on a kind of paper that rapidly disintegrates.

It is hard to imagine a more meaningless story; yetNand this is truly sadNit made us think twice as hard as any food riot in Santo Domingo (one of the distressing news stories mentioned).

As we know from some of the distressing stories we have heard in recent weeks, migration often means great danger and the risk of never seeing loved ones again.

There is also, of course, the distressing prospect of losing business.

Of all the distressing images from this week's devastating earthquake in central Italy, one stood out.

The distressing state of the economy is perhaps the largest of Nixon's present domestic problems.

I have heard some of the very distressing stories of people who have been restrained.

Flooding can be one of the most distressing experiences anyone can ever have.