Sentence examples for could be upsetting from inspiring English sources

The theme and characters are too intense and complicated, and some situations could be upsetting.

UNDER AGE 8 -- They can follow the narrative, but Koro's rejection of Pai could be upsetting.

But no matter how sensitively done, any tweak to a site could be upsetting.

Nevertheless the film has a substantial body count, explosive destruction and some horror effects (faces melting, for example) that could be upsetting.

AGES 3-7 -- The film would confuse, and parts of it, especially involving Mona's treatment of the little girl, could be upsetting.

Chart-Track's top selling games of 2013 are littered with severe descriptions in their age ratings: "extreme violence", "multiple, motiveless killings", "violence towards defenceless people" and violence that could be "upsetting to very young children".

That could be upset, however.

He cautioned that the balance could be upset at any time.

But those expectations could be upset by an unexpected force: the Tea Party.

Young children could be upset by its story of a star who is shot to death.

Without the ice, many scientists fear this balance could be upset, potentially causing major climatic changes.