Sentence examples for upsetting to have from inspiring English sources

I felt that it would be upsetting to have to emotionally re-enter that time and immerse myself in it.

It is upsetting to have discovered my inner Thatcherite philistine, but right now, the company of a taciturn, pipe-smoking countryman, who occasionally mentions a bird or a hare he has seen, has never felt more needed.

For most pros, it would be at least somewhat upsetting to have to deal with golf's version of a controversy while trying to prepare for a major at a course like Hazeltine, which has been beefed up to 7,674 yards.

"It's hugely annoying and upsetting to have the carpet swept out from under us after someone made a spreadsheet error". A nationally co-ordinated system, known as ST3 Recruitment, is used for recruiting doctors across England, Scotland and Wales into a broad range of specialities.

And it's very embarrassing and upsetting to have to talk about her husband, but we do, we feel it's right".

It can be very upsetting to have to deal with an online predator, for both you and your friends / parents.

If Mars Needs Moms bombed, it's not because of the performance capture, but because the film is upsetting enough to have small viewers begging to go home.

Still, one act of violence in Gears 2 is intimate and upsetting enough to have given one of the designers pause, until Bleszinski and others convinced him that the act grew out of a necessary dramatic trajectory).

While this is embarrassing in and of itself, it is not nearly as upsetting as to have someone else touch my turban.

"He's very high profile," Mr. Schwartz said, "and it's upsetting to tenants to have all of that".

"Most people were comfortable in their own assumptions and they found it upsetting and disquieting to have them challenged.