Sentence examples for upsetting material from inspiring English sources

This display is preceded by a warning of upsetting material, and indeed, the recently discovered letters of two witnesses are reproduced here, making the era's Congressional condemnation of the killings as foul and cruel seem like understatements.

During rehearsals, the director Hannah Eidinhow and I would have to stop, often, to cry or walk around the block, cursing ourselves for being so weird as to seek immersion in such upsetting material.

At some universities, alumni and students have objected to a variety of campus measures, including diversity training; "safe spaces," places where students from marginalized groups can gather to discuss their experiences; and "trigger warnings," disclaimers about possibly upsetting material in lesson plans.

Alas, at present, groups of people are gathering, lurking, displaying explicit and upsetting material, obstructing entrances, and verbally abusing Australian citizens outside a place of work – and because that workplace provides abortions, there is little the law is doing about it.

And "Diane, this is powerful, upsetting material about your mom's inner life.

When sharing stories containing references or descriptions of graphic content like rape, suicide, or other upsetting material, people often attach "trigger warnings".

This is really upsetting stuff.

There were tales of students seeking "trigger warnings" before being exposed to potentially upsetting class materials.

Everyone was welcome to leave at any time without explaining why, a provision made in case anyone found any material upsetting or objectionable in any way.

If ISPs and the state decide what children can see, by default - automatically generated lists based on key words - an eight-year-old would probably still be able to find highly unsuitable, upsetting non-adult material, perhaps sites slagging off racial prejudice, perhaps sexist sites, perhaps sites slagging off religion.

For the past few years, trigger warnings – a written or verbal heads up that the content of an assignment, article, movie, etc might contain material potentially upsetting ("triggering") for trauma survivors – have been at the center of conversation around young people, most of it quite negative.