Sentence examples for something distressing from inspiring English sources

One of the especially charming things about Gogglesprogs, though, is seeing upset kids comfort each other while they watch something distressing.

There was something distressing about the way Yass Hakoshima swept in and out of the Ailey Citigroup Theater on Thursday night — if only because it was a one-night appearance.

Even if this particular Magic Mirror has a way to go before the average teenage girl of the future finds it useful, there is something distressing about a technology designed to protect an adolescent from the trouble and tedium of trying on clothes.

Where we hear about potential threats in our environment -- or hear something distressing in a story -- cortisol helps us stay attentive.

Maybe you are about to hear something distressing but important.

Today, like most days, I find something distressing about Pakistan.

Something more distressing is embedded in Fury.

But once they start opening the animals up, I have to switch to something less distressing, like "Oz".

If your choice is b), I must instruct you to leave this column immediately and find something less distressing to read.

There was something both distressing and comforting in being with fellow-fans as it became clear that our Jayhawks would fall short.

There is something profoundly distressing and frustrating about this prevailing narrative of "evidence based-policy" and then its implementation (or lack thereof).