Sentence examples for seriously distressing from inspiring English sources
Eventually, Nazism became seriously distressing to him, with the exile and death of his Jewish friend and collaborator Zweig, whose name he insisted on printing on the libretto of the opera they made together, Die schweigsame Frau.
He could so easily have gone home, to be alongside his father-in-law, Nigel Sears, whose collapse in the stands last weekend was seriously distressing for his brother, Jamie, and mother, Judy, in Melbourne – and his heavily pregnant wife, Kim, waiting at their home in Oxshott, Surrey.
She was also suffered additional, seriously distressing sexual obsessions.
Not only is back pain common and costly to the health system but an episode of acute low back pain can be seriously disabling and distressing for the patient.
Swift stated that Sweet's behaviour was "seriously alarming and harassing and are extremely distressing to me and my family".
For what it's worth, though, Rogers sounded legitimately saddened about the 4.0 problems distressing customers, and told me "We do take these things really seriously, even if it's not our fault.
I find it particularly distressing that many of us believe in order for queers to be taken seriously, we need to stop behaving badly (a.k.a. being sexual -- especially engaging in sexual activity that is outside the realm of what is considered "normal" or "healthy") and settle down.
Common sense dictates that the active, distressing symptoms of acutely ill patients and the far from optimal state of arousal that these induce must seriously impair performance of any cognitive task that requires optimal attention and concentration.
And a distressing solipsism..
