Sentence examples for upsetting aspect from inspiring English sources

One potentially upsetting aspect is the inability to recall a loved one's face, especially one who has died.

Several young people admitted the most upsetting aspect of what they were going through was the lack of acceptance.

A particularly upsetting aspect of the show is the fate of Wendla, who becomes pregnant and dies in a backroom abortion forced upon her by her mother.

Indeed, perhaps the most upsetting aspect of Wednesday's highly-publicised spat is that it took so long for the dozens of spectators watching to get involved – which doesn't necessarily mean throwing oneself into the line of fire, but helping to defuse a tension from which violence is a regrettably predictable outcome.

The most upsetting aspect of their tryst, however, was when Booth told Marnie to look at and describe the doll near his bed.

I find myself opening up for the first time about what is for me the most worrying and upsetting aspect of the past year.

Many of the central plot elements existed before designer Brian Mitsoda's involvement: the prince, the anarchs being upset, aspects of the Gehenna storyline and Jack and the sarcophagus as a major subplot.

"I am upset with that aspect of it, but I also know that she was trying to come from a point of advocacy," Pinkleton said.

Mr Jefferson has not been indicted, and insists he has done nothing wrong.Different people find different aspects of this story upsetting.

Deeply upsetting.

Too upsetting.