Sentence examples for rather upsetting from inspiring English sources

The effect was both unsettlingly comic and rather upsetting.

I found his proclamation of the possibility of my abrupt and violent demise rather upsetting.

WASHINGTON — It's an image many Americans would find rather upsetting: a recently laid-off millionaire, luxuriating next to the pool eating grapes bought with food stamps while waiting for an unemployment check to roll in.

It is all very odd, and rather upsetting, especially to the girls, who always assumed that they did their best by Brian, only to discover, 20 years later, that their reward  is bitterness and recrimination.

"It is rather upsetting to all of us to learn that this company is obtaining patents, despite the fact that we made the discovery first".

Mrs Aspinall, whose son James, 18, died at the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest, said: "Although I know it's rather upsetting really to hear about how much it has cost, we've got to remember it has cost a lot of lives as well.

Which rather upset the Getafe fans.

Later, when I got back to the office and told everybody, many of the younger journalists didn't know who Atkins was, which rather upset me.

Mission Control reported that Mr. Serebrov and his comrades were "rather upset".

Paul is rather upset by this statement although he doesn't say anything.

Apparently, Mr. Newmark and Mr. Buckmaster were rather upset at eBay's new business.