Sentence examples for truly distressing from inspiring English sources

The pattern is truly distressing.

Of course, none of this is truly distressing to him.

Lynda Thomas, Macmillan's chief executive, said the findings were "truly distressing".

Cuckolded husbands and outraged mothers do truly distressing things with toilet plungers and driveway sealant.

In the pages of "A Christmas Carol," I found some of the truly distressing gastronomy I sought.

To have it taken away and given to someone else, and a man at that, was truly distressing on so many levels".

I find it really distressing," he says.

"The actions towards people with learning disabilities by former members of staff at Winterbourne View Hospital were both wholly unacceptable and deeply distressing for all concerned and we are truly sorry this happened in one of our services".

We are mindful of the truly hurtful and distressing impact that receiving such communication can have, however we must be sure to focus our efforts on the things that we and the CPS believe is a crime and can be prosecuted".

It was really very distressing".

The answer, aside from the extraordinarily slow and complex judiciary and a distressing lack of truly independent journalism, is that Mr. Berlusconi's political instincts mesh perfectly with the collective determination not to face the truth, which again combines with deep fear that a more serious leader might ask too much of them.