Sentence examples for upsetting of from inspiring English sources

Of course, unlikely juxtapositions and the upsetting of expectations are the stuff of new dance.

There's no better example of this tonight than his metaphorical upsetting of board games.

Most upsetting of all is a fight she gets into with her mother, played by Debra Winger.

The upsetting of the daily apple cart?' " Events resolved themselves when Armey, after meeting with the young conspirators, had second thoughts and informed Gingrich of the rebellion.

Most upsetting of all, the settlement raises the question that just won't go away: Why can't the federal government prosecute financial wrongdoers?

The biggest and, for art lovers, most upsetting of all modern art heists took place at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston in 1990.

I was upset, of course.

He was upset, of course.

An upset of Djokovic would change that.

"I was upset – of course," he says.

There were three upsets of note.