Sentence examples for be upsetting if from inspiring English sources

It can be upsetting if afterwards they don't like your film, but actually it's still very interesting to see how many different opinions there are.

"It'll be upsetting if we don't win the championship, but we've been on a roller coaster all year long, so it seems like it's only fitting that maybe we win it," Malone said.

"I suppose a song about someone going to pieces could be upsetting if someone took it literally," said Peter Asher of Peter and Gordon after learning that the group's two songs were on the list.

It would be upsetting if Greenspan were to express worry on the eve of the election.

"There are pine martens in that area so it would be upsetting if they were being targeted.

The alcohol thing might actually be upsetting if it felt remotely realistic.

Even the basic premise of the stuff – fat grapes and tender plums left wizened, shrunken and sad – is upsetting if you think about it.

It would be upsetting enough if she was absolutely positive that the allegations were false, but what if Wade's claims are making her wonder about who her father really was, points out celebrity therapist Dr. Gilda Carle, the 30-second Therapist for Today.

But if you're passionate about what you do, the thought of leaving can be upsetting even if it makes the best sense financially.

It would be upsetting enough if a well-financed, well-organized mass movement had misrepresented a television show, insulted an entire religious community and intimidated a national corporation.

Being told that you have an increased chance of illness over the course of your life can be upsetting, particularly if no treatment or pre-emptive action is possible (hence Navigenics's caveats).