Sentence examples for upsetting to think from inspiring English sources

"The circle has to be broken – it's upsetting to think that it hasn't.

It's upsetting to think that someone in town is involved in this organization".

Although we could handle negative reactions, it was upsetting to think that our children would have to deal with them.

It's just too upsetting to think about her with neither a career nor any kind of domestic ambition.

I'm 32 and lucky I can even walk, but it is upsetting to think I'll never kick a ball around with my kids.

"It's such a unique restaurant — it has an amazing product, a well-priced product — and it's upsetting to think that their business model can no longer survive," said Katie Spalding, a local interior designer.

[short pause] It's upsetting really to think that possibly on that first occasion we did have these seven embryos and they weren't frozen.

Developing habits of greater occupation of the available attention reduces rumination and increases being in the moment - the flow concept we discussed earlier [ 96]:...by increasing the amount of time a person spends thinking grateful and calming thoughts, there is simply less time to think upsetting and "unhelpful" thoughts.

Perhaps they thought it rude to emphasize this indiscretion, or too upsetting to us all to think of just how close to the surface thoughts that we deem abominable can lurk.

"It's so upsetting that I don't want to think about it," she said.

When confronted by an upsetting problem, the children are told to think of a traffic signal.