Sentence examples for was both distressing from inspiring English sources

"The article was both distressing and as inaccurate as it was damaging," said Parkinson in a statement.

Which is both distressing and encouraging news.

Likewise for Jews, gratuitous references to the Holocaust and the use of antisemitic tropes and imagery by some politicians, commentators and campaigners are both distressing and alarming.

"Any other suggestion is both distressing to Giulio's family and friends and does not take us closer to understanding who committed this brutal and senseless murder of one of our cherished PhD students," the spokesperson said, adding that the university was calling on the British government to bring pressure to bear on Egyptian authorities to be more forthcoming.

This is both distressing and de rigueur.

This is both distressing and depressing for me.

They offer a view that is both distressing and instructive.

Symptomatic relapse or readmission in schizophrenia is both distressing and costly.

Nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI) and suicidal ideation (SI) are both distressing and quite common, particularly in youth.

TRANSLATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Dysphagia or swallowing problems are common after neurological damage such as stroke, being both distressing and difficult to treat.

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