Sentence examples similar to upsetting themes from inspiring English sources

When asked why they felt worried or upset, four themes emerged; (1) personal experience/feelings, (2) relationships with others, (3) awareness of other people's issues, (4) confidentiality.

The upset theme continued in Virginia.

According to Bruce, "Some people might've been upset by [spiritual themes in The Wraith: Shangri-La], but through our eyes all we did was touch a lot of people.

Then it moved Oy Vay! Uptown to the Apollo Theater where, even though the producers had themselves pre-censored the lesbian love scenes, deleting all the tenderness and leaving just the lust, the play's money-buys-absolution theme upset the upward mobile, uptown-bound, Yankee-fied German Jews, incensed that a play that "aired our dirty laundry," could be seen and understood by Christians.

Upsetting the status quo has long been a theme of Donna's work.

Assertiveness is the kingdom's new watchword at home and across a troubled region where strategic rivalry with Iran, upsetting an already volatile oil market, is the overarching theme.

In China, for example, the film's imperialist themes have upset audiences who believe that the plight of the aliens, the Na'vi, who are forced from their home by human industrialists, is a parable for Chinese people whose dwellings have been forcibly razed by local governments to make way for new construction.

The theme and characters are too intense and complicated, and some situations could be upsetting.

A British heritage-themed fetish meeting group known as the Tawsingham Society was in the news this week for upsetting the neighbors.

Deeply upsetting.

Too upsetting.