Use "distressingly" in a sentence

1. Since Herndon had long had a mistress back in Sao Luis, she fit into his life without undue bother, except for the fact that Jalloo would ask Elond if she might borrow him and they might discuss him the next day and be distressingly matter-of-fact about it with 'why don't we do it like that's?' going back and forth

2. Q: The self you choose to call false is to me most distressingly

3. 6 Simon Peter was distressingly vacillating; he would suddenly swing from one extreme to the other

4. Okay so maybe when we had looked at the architecture with mild interest on our way in, this hadn’t actually translated into observation of any particular features as we soon realised that one colonnade and another looked distressingly similar, two cupolas were indistinguishable and iron work bridges over drainage ditches had clearly been breeding like the Welsh since we had walked this way

5. Disappointed, and distressingly hot

6. But how different from those comfortable excursions, as straightforward and as uneventful to him in their transitory salubrious warming as bread and milk, was this running away! It was distressingly different

7. Laura sounds distressingly nonplussed by that response

8. I walked on, a penitent to the trail, my progress distressingly slow

9. The memory of the financial community is proverbially and distressingly short

10. Such, for example, was the general attitude with respect to the air-transport stocks—an attitude that persisted for many years despite the distressingly bad results often shown after 1946

11. A statistical responder, her answers were often distressingly random: Ask her whom she was voting for to be president and she might stump for Bill Clinton

12. He was distressingly aware of the ease with which that recent rebel and upstart child Falk had outmaneuvered him