Sentence examples for thought upset from inspiring English sources

I suddenly found myself thinking that it could have been one of my kids in that bag, and that thought upset me more than anything has for a long time.

Caring for these patients was thought upsetting for student nurses, some of whom were described as stressed, tearful, taking sick leave or not turning up for work.

"When I watched it last week, if I am really honest with you, I am probably a bit naïve and vanilla in my taste, I don't think upset is too strong a word, but I was upset by the expressions of some of the women.

If you still can't find anything you may have done, said, or thought to upset her, then you may, in fact, not be the problem.

I don't think they should have broken up Finch and Warner and I think it upset the balance of the team.

"I don't think I upset anyone.

Some think she upset influential creditors or rivals; some that she refused to pay bribes.

With her nose-to-the-grindstone efficiency, her brisk mother-hen manner, her determination to get through the day with a minimum of disruption, Sandra would never think to upset the established order.

And, you know, I think it upset a few people.

1. Don't bring up topics you think may upset him or lead to a disagreement.

I just don't know how much longer I can take it". 1. Don't bring up topics you think may upset him or lead to a disagreement.