Sentence examples for that is deeply upsetting from inspiring English sources

But now the military is beginning to recruit Sunnis in the capital, the center of political and economic power and a city that contains nearly a quarter of Iraq population, a development that is deeply upsetting to Shiites, who fear that supporting Sunnis with militant pasts will allow the war to spread and will threaten the power balance in Baghdad that has come to favor Shiites.

It's not that I wasn't deeply upset; it was just that being deeply upset didn't preclude my remarking on his syntax.

To have the medicine taken in this way is deeply upsetting.

She said the legal process was now at risk of being "politically hijacked", adding: "It is deeply upsetting.

The person who gave Ellie May that secret is deeply upset.

At the surface level of the story, viewers of the movie and the show are led to believe that Elsa is deeply upset by the peril she twice puts her sister in, and relieved to see the danger resolved; and surely she is.

A group called Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility is deeply upset that the refuge allows swimming with an endangered marine mammal in the warm springs that serve as their winter sanctuary.

Among many other causes Hannity has taken up since Obama took office, Sean is deeply upset that the White House is ignoring his call to wipe out a species of fish by raising water levels in order to combat a drought hurting farmers.

He is deeply upset at the way that the guards carry a copy of the Koran, throwing it about and showing no respect.

Susan is deeply upset by the threats and her family worry that the stress will lead to an MS relapse.

When a horse gets hurt, everyone is deeply upset.