Sentence examples for which is distressing from inspiring English sources

And Inga is sort of being blackmailed by one of Max's old lovers, which is distressing.

"Lately, it certainly seems to be, which is distressing, especially in America.

I agree, the country is very polarised, which is distressing to see.

More elderly people who could enjoy their last years of life in comfortable and caring surroundings will instead be forced into hospital, which is distressing for them and expensive for the taxpayer.

It is a delicate operation, which is distressing to watch.

If people don't know me personally, they assume I'm not from there, which is distressing".

Cataracts distorted his appreciation of blue coloring, which was distressing because he designed the lighting for his productions.

I wanna go home!" — which was distressing to all of us, of course, because she was home.

District judge Carolyn Mellanby said she accepted his "genuine remorse" and added: "He did this in a very public way which was distressing and alarming for members of the public to observe". She said the 12-week curfew between 9pm and 6am at his mother's home was to stop him from drinking alcohol.

On one understanding of "feeling" or "sensation" we include pains, nausea, tickles, suffocation, and thirst, which are distressing in some way.

PTSD is often associated with emotional memories which are distressing, potent, and idiosyncratic.