Sentence examples for pictures upsetting from inspiring English sources
In 1968 came the assassinations of Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy – the latter event the first time I heard a newsreader warning viewers that we might find the pictures upsetting.
2011's titleholder, "The King's Speech," a typical Hollywood period piece, is one of the more divisive Best Picture upsets, largely because the moral ambiguity and topical timeliness of "The Social Network" made for a more progressive filmmaking style.
She soon took the picture down, upset by all the insults coming her way for revealing a body that she felt had been sexualised by others.
You can picture how challenging and upsetting those conversations were.
This situation has grown so painful, the book says, that the salon where Mr. Voight has his hair cut routinely hides its tabloid magazines for fear of upsetting him with pictures of his out-of-reach grandchildren.
That a helicopter was able to fly so easily over the site and snap pictures apparently upset CBS and the "Survivor" producers greatly.
Are there any picture books that upset you so much that you won't read them to your children — or your children don't want to hear them?
Mr O'Kane said he was "taken aback" by reaction to the story in the UK, claiming the printing of the pictures was only causing upset in Britain and not the rest of Europe.
Upsetting St. Louis means the Redskins could sneak back into the Super Bowl picture.
"A picture of Lloyd and Obama together probably isn't helpful," one of these people said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid upsetting his role in the campaign.
