Sentence examples for potentially upsetting from inspiring English sources

It includes grown-up astronaut language and potentially upsetting violence.

Despite some potentially upsetting scenes of carnivorous mayhem, the film will delight children (A. O. Scott).

It is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for some violent and otherwise potentially upsetting scenes.

"Retard" isn't the only potentially upsetting term that Tropic Thunder deploys.

There were tales of students seeking "trigger warnings" before being exposed to potentially upsetting class materials.

That actually seemed more potentially upsetting to me than just having him affirm his negativity.

These days, a Robinson cost around £300 with cheaper variants available, including one with a blacklight that removes potentially neighbour-upsetting glare.

In 1963, Maurice Sendak's Where The Wild Things Are was banned from many schools across the United States – it's depiction of an unruly boy who defies his mother was seen as upsetting and potentially damaging to sensitive young readers.

Professor Phippen agreed: "Any channel used for communication is potentially a channel for upsetting content, but certainly YouTube is the most prevalent as far as video content is concerned".

However, the defence can get such testimony heard – and thus open the alleged victim up to potentially hugely intrusive and upsetting questioning – if the crucial issue is consent and the behaviour the witnesses claim is so similar to how a complainant is said to have acted during an alleged offence that it cannot reasonably be explained as coincidence.

Team debriefing, shared reflection and mutual support were essential to ameliorating the potentially distressing effects of collecting and analysing sensitive and upsetting data.