Sentence examples for Show upset from inspiring English sources

Yet the dearth of controversial material and the abundance of commercial artifacts in the show upset some viewers.

In 2010, the show upset Mexicans by branding them "lazy, feckless and flatulent".

For a while, it seemed the selection of Astro to win the Hound group might portend a truly stunning best-in-show upset, something to really yip home about.

What is the point, though, when Kerry keeps winning primary after primary after caucus after caucus?" Even though Mr. Edwards still has won but one state, the coverage last night was jolted because his more-potent-than-expected showing upset expectations.

The same polls that show voters upset about joblessness also show them upset about deficit spending, which Democratic leaders consider their only short-term method of reducing joblessness.

Has the show ever upset a child or a parent?

The response to the revelations have been mixed, with some Daily Show viewers upset over at Comedy Central's choice of replacement.

An executive for Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization that produces "Sesame Street," said a segment on the show that upset political conservatives was "equal-opportunity parody" that made fun of both CNN and Fox News.

The movie goes on to show Mrs. Kinsey upset by the affair, but for all the historical record shows, she might have taken it with the same aplomb with which, a decade or so later, she brought fresh towels and a tray of milk and cookies to the sex scenes that her husband was having filmed in their attic.

Mr. Bailey, an Englishman whose buzzed haircut and heavy eyelids recall his days as a fixture on the Manhattan club scene in the early 1980's, expects the show to upset liberal viewers: "I think we're all kidding ourselves if we say, 'There's gay high schools and you can come out now when you're young,' so we think it's all easy.

He was thrilled by the prospect of being on a network show, but upset when he learned that the series, if picked up, would shoot in LA.