Sentence examples for get very upsetting from inspiring English sources

"I'm not thinking about the championship because it can get very upsetting.

The most striking thing is how families of those who died find the whole experience very upsetting but endure it in order to get to the truth.

The same executive told me about a certain, very senior producer – let's call him Bob – who got very handsy at the work Christmas party, upsetting several of the younger women.

"We always felt like it might be happening, but to get a confirmation was very upsetting to all of us," Hashmi says, recalling when he learned about the AP probe.

I find it very upsetting.

"Helene, I find this very upsetting.

"He used to snap at me for no reason, and I did find that very upsetting".

Some people will love those things, others will find it very upsetting".

Williams "knows he has a company of talented black singers, so by paying them peanuts and knowing that living expenses in South Africa are so high [and] for us to know that we put much work into these productions when we travel abroad and we don't even get a bonus, it's very upsetting.

Losing money can be very upsetting, but getting frazzled will make it more difficult for you to think about where you had the money last.

We just weren't getting on and it was very upsetting for both of us and for the children, although he sees them as much as he can.