Sentence examples for danger of upsetting from inspiring English sources
Ackroyd admitted the danger of upsetting friends with his choices.
If any team is in danger of being upset this week, it could be the Giants, the defending Super Bowl champions, who will enter having played only three games in 37 days since their preseason ended on Aug. 28.
Until Ronaldo headed home Dani Carvajal's right-wing cross, Real looked in serious danger of being upset by their battling city neighbours and falling seven points behind Barca.
There is a danger of being upset or "haunted" that you are experiencing sensitivity at all.
They appeared afraid of upsetting people in power.
They fought hard through the tie-break before Williams, alert to the danger of an upset, found her old championship spirit in the second set.
But a longtime Republican incumbent, Frank Padavan of Queens, was in danger of being upset, trailing his opponent, Tony Avella, 53 percent to 47 percent, with 98 percent of the precincts reporting.
She told her that Dotty should be kept on a leash in public and muzzled if there was any danger of her being upset by a "distraction".
The naïve Jake, who apparently has not been briefed on the history of the region, lunges headlong into danger, upsetting diplomatic apple carts in the blind pursuit of "the truth".
We are wired for connection, and particularly in times of stress, danger, or upset we long for it and seek it with intensity.
