Sentence examples for upsetting that from inspiring English sources

Williams called it upsetting that Wilkens and the Raptors parted.

He was asked if it was upsetting that the winning goal was scored by Walker.

It was a little upsetting that we came out flat again for the 10th time in a row".

For many in the field, not only myself, it was upsetting that his contributions were not credited.

In the brief period of its existence, The Ephemeralist has already gone a long way toward upsetting that view.

Ryan, Paul What's more upsetting: that the phrase "Paul Ryan shirtless" was one of the top Google searches last week or that someone actually delivered the picture?

Soviets bureaucrats managed Dagestan by painstakingly distributing influence between important clans, and to this day, upsetting that equilibrium can lead to disaster.

Coughlin said it was "upsetting" that the Giants had made "the run we did and then come back to the same issues" from early last season.

"It is a little upsetting that they would try to give the fire department a black eye," Thomas Larman of the Shawnee Fire Department told the station.

Although Holmes was not sure if his mother wanted to marry her girlfriend, he said it was upsetting that she did not have the choice.

So it's a little upsetting that these three measures are so starkly, radically different.