Sentence examples for been particularly upsetting for from inspiring English sources

That process has been particularly upsetting for Mr. Sheridan, one of only 46 members of Delbarton's Hall of Honor for service to the school.

James's exile has been particularly upsetting for his father Terry Peck, a former chief of police who guided British soldiers over the island and took part in the battle of Mount Langdon and the liberation of the capital Stanley.

Specifically, Trump's win has been particularly upsetting for women and people of color.

Specifically, Trump's win has been particularly upsetting for women and people of color.

Namgyal's death was particularly upsetting for Tsering and Yeshe, who both knew him from their days at Kirti Monastery.

[cartoon id="A17562"] Namgyal's death was particularly upsetting for Tsering and Yeshe, who both knew him from their days at Kirti Monastery.

The latest attack was particularly upsetting for Mumbai, India's most populous city, which has long enjoyed a reputation as a place where women can travel safely, even at midnight.

This was particularly upsetting for my father, who was a professor of Quantitative Business Analysis, and who did a lot of pleasure reading of his own (spy novels), which is probably where I learned my love for books.

But the Bray case -- which prompted Congress to enact a law barring abortion clinic blockades -- is particularly upsetting to advocates for abortion rights because the lead plaintiff, Michael Bray, had been convicted for his involvement in 10 bombings at health centers in the 1980's.

That was particularly upsetting to Phelps, who was filling in for the injured Ivan Nova.

For me this was particularly upsetting, since I had hired this young man with the intention of grooming him in his first opportunity to be an editor.