Sentence examples for it may upset from inspiring English sources

While it may upset some with its bad language and liberal use of the n-word, judge and poet David Harsent said the language was indispensable: "It is part of the music of the book.

But many Italian greens are against the idea, saying that it may upset the lagoon's delicate eco-system.

But it may upset Catholics who have committed the current prayer book to heart and to memory and who take comfort in its more conversational cadences.

I understand that it may upset people but that is no excuse for threats of violence and attempting to destroy someone's livelihood.

He has asked fans to send him postcards rather than visiting the site, "as it may upset the staff who have been really pleasant".

She proposed an article on the pesticide, investigating "whether it may upset the whole delicate balance of nature if unwisely used".

Prior to visiting the excellent Whaling Museum in the centre of town, which retells the island's nearly 100-year-history as the whaling capital of the world, my daughter had peppered us with questions about the whaling trade, so the subject was not upsetting (though it may upsetting for younger kids).

Your friend is probably already terribly self-conscious about his expanding waistline, and your asking about it, unprompted, may upset him.

Secularists fear that Mr Roberts may upset it.

That may upset tradition alists, but it offers promise of heading off confrontations that undermine respect for all law.

That reality may upset progressive Democrats but it is the reality that confronts the Obama White House tonight.