Sentence examples for hugely upsetting from inspiring English sources
We have noted in the report that "the lack of information given to some women, as to why they were sent and the length of time they would remain" was hugely upsetting for these women.
It has been a hugely upsetting process.
It was hugely upsetting and left me feeling professionally impotent.
"It was hugely upsetting," says Alex. "But we knew it wouldn't be the end.
This then gets shared around a friendship group, which is hugely upsetting for the victim.
He was cornered abroad, notably by Tony Blair's decision to have a referendum in Britain, a move that hugely upset Paris.
She also claimed to be hugely upset by criticisms aired by bloggers who had watched the show, but added that she still had a "secret crush" on Abdul, whom she called "beautiful".
This is similar to the conversation you'd have to have anyway if you went through with a divorce, but the kids would know that their life wasn't going to be hugely upset -- they wouldn't have to move, they could still see both parents whenever they wanted, etc.
"When I heard she was dead I became hugely upset and angry.
Dr O'Hagan wrote: "The child and family were fully co-operative and are hugely upset that offence has been caused.
