Sentence examples for that a distressing from inspiring English sources

In an account that a distressing similarity to those of the dozens of women who've accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct, de la Huerta said the former studio executive forced himself on her in October 2010 after offering to drive her home following a night out.

That is a distressing argument.

Meanwhile, I was inactive, and as that is a distressing condition to be in at the table, I stopped my guest when he was still in full career.

For them, though articulated differently, the "excessive reliance" concern was a "tired" argument that reflects a "distressing lack of confidence in the intelligence of the average American".

Others may have experienced accidents, falls or acute medical problems that necessitated a distressing emergency admission.

As you can imagine for any loving parent who wants nothing more than to protect their baby, any thought that involves your child and that is of a distressing or disturbing nature is enough to send you into a deep spiral of negative emotions ― the most dominant of which is guilt.

Unlike the common understanding of what OCD is and how it affects people ― like washing or checking rituals ― mine has always involved obsessive and intrusive thoughts and images that are of a distressing nature to me.

" 'Confirmation' is based on historical events, but it is really a piece of entertainment that to a distressing extent distorts those events," Danforth wrote in an email to "The Hollywood Reporter".

This gives the rivalry with Feyenoord, of Rotterdam, an unsettling undercurrent of anti-Semitism — something that Kuper connects to a distressing shift in Dutch public life from a rather "dull" liberalism toward xenophobia and anger.

That's not a distressing mark in relative terms, and it's not really a performance worthy of one of James' pep talks.

Still, that interview included a distressing moment for journalists. .