Sentence examples for upsetting subject from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Faulkner, founder of the DHPA, said in a letter to fellow charity, the South West Equine Protection (SWEP), that it should consider "giving measured support to this understandably upsetting subject, which as pony lovers we find so hard to accept".

Some of the acts had such upsetting subject matter that she hesitates to repeat their names now, but nevertheless, she was hooked.

The proposed methodology permits to establish the minimal experimental budget required to achieve a satisfactory parameter estimation from the planned test without upsetting the subject excessively.

Subjects in the VD group had significantly greater effects in changing overall job opinions, reduction of overall communicative ability, decreasing phone calls, reduction of overall social ability, influence on overall emotional state, and the frequency of being upset than subjects in the NVD group.

He would lose his temper at the drop of a hat and often ended up yelling at me, slamming down the phone on me or flat out refusing to talk to me. - Don't bring up topics that might upset Ed - If he does get upset, change the subject quickly - Don't argue, correct or contradict him.

The few people I know who supported the invasion of Iraq are now upset when the subject of a possible military draft is raised.

(He attributes the film's poor performance to the fact that it didn't have a proper distributor. Universal was too upset by its subject matter to release the film).

He is upset by the subject of murder because of his own responsibility for a man's death while handling another unsavory assignment: the retrieval of a purse from a prostitute for Sir Owen Nettleton, a baronet with a weakness for night life who wants his purse back for a packet of compromising letters it contains.

We changed the subject, no upset or hard feelings.

The Kentucky players may not have done their homework, either on the subject of upsets or on the subject of Holy Cross.

"What upsets me about this subject," Mr. Boudra wrote in an e-mail message last week, "is some people's claims that the Holocaust never took place.