Sentence examples for slightly upsetting from inspiring English sources

On Nov. 16, 1934, during a provincial inspection tour by Emperor Hirohito, the imperial motorcade took a wrong turn, slightly upsetting the official schedule.

Patients rated the DA highly with respect to information clarity, usefulness and were positive about its use in practice, although 40% found the prognostic information slightly upsetting.

The buzz: "Baffling, slightly upsetting music, but then that's what people said about krautrock.

Here, value 1 represents the occurrence of serious injuries and casualties; 0.8 represents using illegal home-made weaponry, which would jeopardize public order; 0.6 represents actions slightly upsetting public order; and 0 means actions with no disruption.

All were positive about using the aid, although 40% found the prognostic information slightly upsetting, but anxiety as measured by the STAI did not increase (see Table 2).

Yes, I am slightly upset by it, because I'm only 31.

But my constituents loved it," he claimed before conceding: "I'm slightly upset because I feel it was slightly undignified.

As a consequence, Claudie seems more vulnerable now, less in control, which both slightly upsets the balance of the play and gives it a new layer of feeling.

A proposed French law (well, an expansion of an existing law) has supporters of Android and other non-Windows operating systems slightly upset.

Every time I get slightly upset about things, I remind myself how lucky I am.

I thought the truth needed to be told, so that was much more important to me than people having slightly upset feelings".