Distressingly

Meant to spoof the numerous sitcoms of the 1950s, the comedy impetus behind the distressingly tasteless show remains unclear over 30 years after its brief tenure on the UK's Galaxy Network.

Most distressingly, there would be a brand new 25% tax on unrealized capital gains.

Most of the time you’re dealing with an order of pyrotechnic inquisitors who find it distressingly easy to deal with ghost pirates – hence the need for stealth.

These days, life seems to be distressingly cheap everywhere.

This haphazard approach is distressingly common.

His skull had smashed and his brain matter was splattered distressingly across a parked car.

It was the kind of scene that’s become distressingly common at Toronto General Hospital’s emergency department.

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The U.S. special envoy to Afghanistan warned Monday that “distressingly high” levels of violence threaten to derail ongoing peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban.

The drama of its modern context affects us all, as we struggle to reconcile a world that is both suffocatingly close, and distressingly disconnected.

Downtown Rumbek, sometimes spared the surrounding bouts of violence, has been increasingly affected since the emergence of two criminal gangs terrorizing communities in Western Lakes and Gok in a distressingly indiscriminate manner.

Over past decades, and distressingly, this past year, we’ve witnessed major voter fraud in other states.

Is it too distressingly moderate to say that there’s more continuity in Trump than the screamers say, but that he does mark a turn for the worse?

Similarly, the Pindi Donut, a nifty concept, is distressingly delusional about itself.

When it comes to IITs, the intake of girl students is distressingly low,” Kovind said during his address at the 64th annual convocation of IIT-Kharagpur.

Next, he takes a distressingly small Caucasian skull, shakes hard, and pushes mightily at the foramen magnum with his thumb.