Sentence examples for upsetting aspects from inspiring English sources

Among the most upsetting aspects, Davis said, is that her young daughter Destiny, who at the time attended the school across the street, was outside waiting to be picked up and claims to have seen her father's shooting.

Reinaldo Marcus Green's film addresses the upsetting aspects of New York City's stop-and-frisk policies with sensitivity and insight.

The player's character gradually loses sanity when he looks directly at upsetting aspects of the game world.

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

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

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.

Turns out the only upsetting aspect that took place Thursday night at Bell-Jeff lied with the St. Genevieve faithful, as the Guards easily took care of the Valiants, 102-15, ruffling a few feathers along the way.

Until recently he had given short shrift to the private sector's gripes, which have been mostly aired quietly to avoid upsetting other aspects of the reform agenda that big business supports.