Sentence examples for is deeply upsetting from inspiring English sources

To have the medicine taken in this way is deeply upsetting.

She said the legal process was now at risk of being "politically hijacked", adding: "It is deeply upsetting.

He regularly reports the abuse to the police, and around 10% of it is deemed to be illegal or worth following up, even though all of it is deeply upsetting.

For the families of hostages – no matter where in the world they are being held – seeing this photo whenever they turn on their computers, open a newspaper or switch on the TV is deeply upsetting.

It would be damaging enough to allege merely that I bribed or drugged a man so as to force him to give false evidence in order to help me secure my asylum status; that I was accused of Sasha's [Alexander Litvinenko's] murder, and to think people may believe it to be true, was, and still is, deeply upsetting.

When a horse gets hurt, everyone is deeply upset.

How did the rest of the cast react? A. Everybody is deeply upset by it.

The person who gave Ellie May that secret is deeply upset.

He is deeply upset at the way that the guards carry a copy of the Koran, throwing it about and showing no respect.

Susan is deeply upset by the threats and her family worry that the stress will lead to an MS relapse.

"Vince was found this morning by the keeper who was very attached to him and is deeply upset.