Meanings of distressing experience in anglès

Ms Zeitsch said her daughter was now recovering from the distressing experience.

For some people, attending a dole office can be a distressing experience.

Don't do it.' He said it had been a profoundly depressing and distressing experience.

Trauma, best defined as a deeply disturbing or distressing experience, impacts folks in different ways.

She wrote about what was clearly a hugely distressing experience in a hospital emergency department.

The distressing experience of the army was too real not to have its constructive effect.

Being physically restrained is usually a deeply distressing experience.

To have dealings with members of the lower castes was always, for Bernard, a most distressing experience.

God was a distressing experience for Gregory.

It was a profoundly distressing experience for him; not understanding why he was suddenly cut off from the world.

The distressing experience that comes to almost every one some time in life, of losing all identity in the universal humanity, was becoming his.

The New Yorker, August 31, 1929 P. 13 Switching of bootleggers resulted in a distressing experience for a Sutton Place Gentleman.

He wished Emma Fairweather a "speedy recovery from a very distressing experience" in the letter, dated January 21st and published by the Sunday Mirror newspaper.

January 27: The Duke writes to Emma Fairweather wishing her a "speedy recovery from a very distressing experience" after the crash on January 17.

Flooding can be one of the most distressing experiences anyone can ever have.

After years of such distressing experiences, the youth succeeds in ''stealing his trade.''