Sentence examples for a bit upsetting from inspiring English sources

But I felt pretty articulate, so it was a bit upsetting.

I recommend it for over 11's because it's a bit upsetting.

At Mount Vernon, Washington's home in Virginia, the whole episode was a bit upsetting.

…it means 'confusing and a bit upsetting'.

Considering that some folks (read: most Android handset owners) were previously capped at around 3 gigabytes, this news may be a bit upsetting.

At this point, everyone has someone's blood on their hands — Daenerys has grown a bit more ruthless, Arya loves to kill in a way that is a bit upsetting.

I was a bit upset by that.

I'm a bit upset talking about this.

Wouldn't you be just a bit upset if your mother turned jailer overnight?

Bantering with reporters, Mr. Nixon disclosed that Mr. Ziegler was a bit upset over a profile on him last week in The Wall Street Journal.

"We're all a bit upset at the press Bendigo has got," Patrick Falconer, from the city's business council, told Guardian Australia.