Sentence examples for tremendously upsetting from inspiring English sources
QUESTION FROM BEN: I'm 25 and I find the end of "Taxi Driver" and "Bonnie and Clyde" tremendously upsetting.
The destruction of the Abbey's superb Gothic facade should be tremendously upsetting.
"This has been tremendously upsetting for landowners in this process and the fact that the political leaders try to kick our butts along with TransCanada.
I was tremendously upset by that, both as an American and a comic book fan.
Frank Bidart recalls that Blackwood was ill-equipped to deal with Lowell's inevitable hospitalizations: "She would get tremendously upset, she would not want him to be released.
You'd be tremendously upset, wouldn't you?
"In the early days this upset me tremendously, but gradually I grew a protective shell," she said.
It was a huge hit, but it also upset people tremendously because of the character's massively evil presence.
Mr. Dillner said he respected Mr. Theisen's directing abilities tremendously and suggested that the local performers were upset because without Mr. Theisen, they wrongly feared losing opportunities at the Skylight.
