Sentence examples for to be upsetting from inspiring English sources

George Romney's entry into the Senate race here appears to be upsetting more Republicans than Democrats.

I don't want to be upsetting the child and I feel like I'm doing that sometimes.

Featherstone has responded by saying that she has generally found anti-English criticisms directed at her to be upsetting.

But more significantly, it seems to be upsetting a longstanding equilibrium — a kind of psycho-financial inertia that has kept so many tenants in place.

For Mr. Otis, the sale was to be a means to promote pacifist causes, although the uproar later proved to be upsetting.

Moreover, the policy measures that remain — in particular, the Federal Reserve's decision this week to pump more money into the economy — seem to be upsetting the rest of world.

Expect to be upset by upsetting events.

Perhaps Angelina Jolie is right to be upset.

Was I wrong to be upset?

Nothing to be upset by.

It was difficult not to be upset.