Sentence examples for particularly upsetting from inspiring English sources

That was particularly upsetting to Phelps, who was filling in for the injured Ivan Nova.

Particularly upsetting, she said, was the response from some artists and critics.

The move was particularly upsetting to Ms. Bromirski, who had attended to the infant.

Young women seem to be dealing with this sexism in a particularly upsetting way.

Namgyal's death was particularly upsetting for Tsering and Yeshe, who both knew him from their days at Kirti Monastery.

A spokesperson said the allegation was "particularly upsetting" in relation to last month's disaster, which killed 11 people.

Particularly upsetting items drew additional review by the program committee, as well as by advisers and staff.

What is particularly upsetting, several parents said, is that neighboring communities appear to have smaller class size limits.

Last year, moved by a particularly upsetting news story, I decided to make a big donation to charity.

One accusation – that the producers of Struggle Street had provided their subjects with drugs – was particularly upsetting.

The phrase "Genocide Olympics," used by Farrow in The Wall Street Journal, was particularly upsetting to the Chinese.