Sentence examples for that would be upsetting from inspiring English sources

Unlike many dog breeds, potcakes are able to eat many foods that would be upsetting to most dogs.

For example, give a little head nod or say, "I can understand how that would be upsetting".

Saying something such as "That sounds very frustrating" or "I can see why that would be upsetting" can help defuse anger.

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Ms. Neider said that one of her greatest worries was that students would be upset if they did not appear on-screen, but in the end there were no divas in her classroom.

When Dunning edited his own footage later, he made sure that these men were not on screen for long so that audiences would be upset.

GORE WANTS NEW DEAL The two-time Pro Bowl running back Frank Gore said that talks with the San Francisco 49ers over a contract extension were "going slow" and that he would be upset if he did not get a new deal before the start of the regular season.

We knew that they would be upset; but the extent to which they were really, truly unprepared for the obvious possibility that Obama would be reelected is remarkable.

Are you able to 'rabbit proof' your home so that cable are all tidied away out of reach of the rabbit, and there is no item that you would be upset if it got damaged by gnawing?

Guardiola admitted after the win against Sunderland that Hart would be upset at being left out.

Todd Kolster, then the quarterbacks coach, spied Finnerty on the ground, in hysterics, and suggested that Martin would be upset.