Sentence examples for be extremely upsetting from inspiring English sources
Dr Gayle Brewer, who is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Central Lancashire agrees that stranger shaming can have serious consequences for the subject: "Realising that you have been filmed or that your image has been posted to the internet can be extremely upsetting.
Being on the receiving side of a demand can be extremely upsetting.
One member of the public wrote, 'If I had cancer I would not like to think of my fate resting on the toss of a coin', others that it was 'frightening'althoughugh clear this is trivialising and could be extremely upsetting'.
UNDER AGE 8 -- Dickensian cruelties, especially at the school, would be extremely upsetting to small children.
It will be extremely upsetting if we are to have Vincent Astor and Prince Obolensky allying themselves with S. Klein.
"This has not been an easy decision to make and we acknowledge that, with Christmas on the horizon, this will be extremely upsetting news to a large number of people, most of all those affected by the store closures.
Yes, the weight loss is extreme, but watching contestants wave their excess skin for the camera is extremely upsetting.
The footage is extremely upsetting.
These killings are extremely upsetting.
