Sentence examples for it can upset from inspiring English sources

"If you act upset, you know, it can upset her," he says.

When I say that, it can upset people, but I think that is what we must do.

Despite this august lineage, it can upset high‑minded libertarians when they have to uphold the rights of low-minded scoffers.

Fresh water in the ocean may not sound cataclysmic, but it can upset the ocean currents that are the key to our planet's climate control system.

People on starvation diets can be killed by eating carbohydrates too quickly; as the body struggles to make insulin in response, it can upset the electrolyte balance, stopping the heart.

During the first half of the 20th century, douching – AKA the rinsing out of the vaginal cavity – was a popular method of treating infection, deodorising and even used as a contraceptive (it is not generally recommended by medical professionals now as it can upset the sensitive bacterial balance of the genitals).

"If we do the small things and we do it well we can upset anyone.

As Mr. Bush surely knew, it is a question that can upset the difficult balance Mr. Kerry must strike.

Be careful when holding your Dwarf Rabbit, be sure you are holding it correctly, for improper handling can upset them, and cause them to kick.

Don't get extremely upset; it can really upset your parents, too.

"It remains an offensive word that can upset many Jews both inside and outside the football context," a spokesperson said.