Sentence examples for quite upsetting from inspiring English sources

"It was quite upsetting to us," Ms. Healey said of the house last week, "because it upsets a holistic plan for open space we have in mind for the whole area, which wraps into Weehawken".

"I find it quite upsetting.

"It's quite upsetting... " he exhales loudly.

That was quite upsetting to discover.

"That was quite upsetting," she said on Tuesday.

It could be quite upsetting, I warn her.

My doctor just diagnosed me with mild cognitive impairment, which has been quite upsetting.

Then it became quite visceral, upsetting and exciting.

Poets sometimes like to try out their dying on paper, where it isn't quite so upsetting.

I'd also beg for special clemency for the people who are roaringly, blatantly one sexuality but won't talk about it, often for the most obscure personal reason – that old octogenarian aunt they can't quite face upsetting; that religious hang-up logged deep in the cerebral vaults; their dead mother's ghost they don't want to offend.

"It was quite stressful and upsetting but it goes with the territory," she says, insisting she has made her peace with Vorderman.