Sentence examples for upsetting it from inspiring English sources

A glitch for Raz was that he had to audition for the lead role, a circumstance that he found "upsetting"—it reminded him of Sylvester Stallone being forced to negotiate to play the title role in his own script for "Rocky".

And upsetting it certainly was.

But, wrongly executed, they also risk upsetting it in ways their most evangelical supporters seem unwilling to admit.

They climb on to the machine, standing tall and not batting an eyelid, for fear of upsetting it.

But most also say that Beijing has too much at stake in the current world order to try upsetting it in the foreseeable future.

Emily Bergl's wild, untamed jazz rendition of Britney Spears's "Toxic," and Karen Kohler's version of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' sardonic social critique, "God Is in the House," challenged the settled order without upsetting it.

It seems almost embarrassed, as you might be if the person next to you in the subway suddenly launched into a full-throttle "Some Enchanted Evening .Thus the music and the lyrics that are supposed to be in the service of the drama are constantly upsetting it, making it look fabricated and false.

Newborn kittens have a delicate digestive system and you risk upsetting it if you make even a slight mistake in mixing the formula.

Somewhat hilariously, Lush has decided to strike back by trademarking Christopher North as a brand name for a new range of toiletries in an attempt to show North, Amazon UK's managing director, "how upsetting it is to have something personal to you used by someone else".

"It is very upsetting- it has been horrific ever since Friday - we have had 10ft snow drifts and the lanes are simply not passable, even with the farm vehicles," he said.

That's one reason why changing hair styles is profoundly upsetting it may radically alter the self-image.