Sentence examples for tremendous upset from inspiring English sources

It was a tremendous upset victory and one of the most fascinating and dramatic matches in tennis history.

But in that game he missed a key 33-yarder that led to the Huskies losing in what was considered a tremendous upset.

But not always: In Super Bowl III, in 1969, the New York Jets handed the Baltimore Colts such a tremendous upset, winning 16-7, that we can still get a kick out of it.

Morris says: "If we were totally professional and said [to a client], 'We'll do what you want', excluding the carer, it would cause tremendous upset because the client's expectation is that their family will be involved.We don't have a book which says this is how to deal with every situation.

In July 1910 racial tension flared towards the African-American community after a tremendous upset victory by African-American boxer Jack Johnson in Reno, Nevada.

The result: Honest Company couldn't get the exit it wanted, had to cut costs, and reportedly faced tremendous unrest among employees who were upset about the direction the company was heading.

Secretariat, after "moving like a tremendous machine" in the Belmont, was upset by Onion in the Whitney Invitational and by Prove Out in the Woodward Stakes.

Even when I hang out with my best friend who's male, he treats me with tremendous respect and in fact, gets upset when I tell him about situations where he feels I was treated with anything less than.

In many ways, given the tremendous amount of geographical, personal and political upset in her life, this disorder makes perfect sense.

Inside Out could potentially upset its victory, but Spotlight has tremendous goodwill going into the ceremony, with major nominations across the board.

"It felt as if I was almost willing myself to be upset, to cry, to feel grief, to feel the tremendous sadness that I knew the situation warranted.