"Lately, it certainly seems to be, which is distressing, especially in America.
I agree, the country is very polarised, which is distressing to see.
And Inga is sort of being blackmailed by one of Max's old lovers, which is distressing.
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.
On one understanding of "feeling" or "sensation" we include pains, nausea, tickles, suffocation, and thirst, which are distressing in some way.
If people don't know me personally, they assume I'm not from there, which is distressing".
The Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) has spent just $5.8 billion of the nearly $30 billion allocated to the program, which is distressing given the level of need that remains.
It also means that Saul is not above receiving the, er, attentions of a servant, which is distressing in both text and subtext.
Of course, they drew the line when it came to Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, which is distressing because that is a film in which Taylor reached the apex of her acting ability.
