Sentence examples for was particularly distressing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hansen said Mr. Spitzer's announcement was particularly distressing to lawmakers whose districts are home to the centers and whose communities depend on prison employment.

Figueroa said he just pitched poorly, and his lack of control over his past four starts — 17 walks in 20 1/3 innings — was particularly distressing.

It was particularly distressing news for the Democratic leaders of the House and the Senate -- Senator Tom Daschle and Representative Richard A. Gephardt.

These long-lasting negative reactions can often be tracked back to the moment of diagnosis or something that happened during treatment that was particularly distressing.

Bob Woolmer's death from a heart attack during the 2007 World Cup was particularly distressing because of the conspiracy theories it encouraged, disproved theories that still linger on the Internet.

It was particularly distressing, she said, that the very process that was intended to find problem homes -- the inspection of all homes with foster children -- failed to help the Jackson children.

The school's bad news is particularly distressing for Zhilla.

His stories about the partition were particularly distressing.

Such calls can be particularly distressing for older people or those who fear being stalked.

It's particularly distressing that some minority lawmakers, at this late hour, may block reform.

Whenever someone from a police family is involved, it is particularly distressing, clearly".