Sentence examples for truly upsetting from inspiring English sources

It was bad enough to endure the slights and the snubs, especially for the educated class that revered British culture and the British political system, but to be nothing more than a minor Indian province was truly upsetting.

The Kindle readers have already been a big hit in markets where they have launched, and so launching the tablets, at competitive price points, will be Amazon's first crack at truly upsetting the global balance for the tablet market, which has basically been dominated by Apple and the iPad, with very little headway from any single Android-based tablet vendor.

And that fact, it is clear, Peretz finds truly upsetting.

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The end of Orange Wednesdays Truly upsetting.

In the starkest way, and with a truly upsetting twist, the novel poses again unanswerable questions about the "why" of suffering.

The time for Canadians to be truly upset may be when the country refuses to display any apprehension over its national game.

The book advised on looking into what truly upsets and irritates us in others and what we really disvalue in them, as an opportunity to change ourselves.

Remind yourself that the only person you hurt for real is you – you might truly upset the people who love you but you're not punishing them; you're punishing yourself.

Never before had I seen her truly upset or sad.

Only his mother Cersei seemed truly upset at his demise.