Sentence examples for such a distressing from inspiring English sources

"We're distressed that he's in the headlines in such a distressing way, but I'd rather the public judged Johnny on his tremendous ability as an athlete.

"This has been such a distressing week".

It was such a distressing thought that we changed the subject almost immediately.

We have requested they launch a full investigation to explain how such a distressing incident could happen".

To avoid such a distressing outcome, parents have long been told there's only one thing to do: treat their children exactly equally.

That may not be the best choice of words for such a distressing subject, but it's easy to see what she means.

Australian cricket has not known of such a tragic and distressing episode since the death at 23 of another young New South Wales batting prodigy, Archie Jackson.

He presents such a vivid and distressing vision of the near future that it is hard not to be nervous: everything that feels solid or familiar threatens to melt into air.

"In my entire 12 years of teaching," the head teacher, Kerrie Nasse, told parents in an e-mail message that essentially put many of the school's grownups in time-out, "I have never experienced such an ineffective and distressing chain of events".

But so many wounds on such a tiny body were a distressing sight - even for her surgeon.

Teaching is a distressing profession, such as being a doctor, nurse, union organizer, what have you.