Sentence examples for uniquely upsetting from inspiring English sources

Some issues might be uniquely upsetting.

What if he were to create a gay character who, unlike McCraney's hollowed-out, warbling youths, didn't define himself according to the audience's ideas about race and sexuality but was as uniquely upsetting and fascinating as anyone else? "I have wondered, in case anyone's interested, What gives me the right to . . .

It was a deeply and uniquely upsetting situation.

With the election of Barack Obama, Republicans found themselves with a new political adversary uniquely capable of upsetting the far right – and the GOP made sure this was exactly what happened.

Also of interest is the fact that protein secretion by these tissues is uniquely exocrine, minimizing the risk of a biologically active recombinant protein upsetting the host's own physiology.

Deeply upsetting.

Upsetting us.

So upsetting.

Structural changes may be upsetting.

This was pretty decent of him since Australians are rightly paranoid about any imported plant or foodstuff that might conceivably upset the eco-balance of their uniquely remote island.

Its core proposition, however, still holds: in the nuclear age, an attempt by America or Russia to make itself uniquely invulnerable to the other's rockets would fundamentally upset the strategic balance.