Sentence examples for upsetting someone from inspiring English sources

"Through writing this sitcom, I've realised when you write something and people relate to it, the greater good of, 'Oh my God I have an aunt like that and to see it was healing' is more significant than upsetting someone who was already quite upset.

Because according to the unwritten rules of auditioning, you don't question authority or say no to anyone… you don't even book a vacation for fear of missing an audition and upsetting someone (the list of who you might upset is as long as your imagination will allow so best to never vacation again).

You don't have to worry about upsetting someone on the range if you hit one sideways".

Except that good evidence now exists that upsetting someone with dementia is disastrous because they do retain emotions.

A third of people said personal concerns – a fear of upsetting someone or feeling awkward or anxious – would discourage them from talking about dementia or memory loss with a friend or family member.

For the 51-year-old engineer and rugby fanatic, described lovingly by his widow as an "argumentative, awkward alpha male who was always upsetting someone or fighting with someone", the life his doctors had salvaged was simply not worth living.

Why is it so upsetting when someone is looking at us?

"The standards of a company led by Chubais are higher than those for a company led by anyone else," said Matthias Westman, director of Prosperity Capital Management, asset managers in Moscow with about $40 million invested in U.E.S. "So it's even more upsetting when someone who is supposed to be on your side does this".

It's upsetting when someone calls you an evil scientist, or when they say we're causing pain or needless suffering.

It's too upsetting when someone says something bad about us," said Dan Mac.

Which is awkward if there's a blood drive at the office, and upsetting if someone close to you is in need.