Sentence examples for upsetting world from inspiring English sources

A late goal ruined the Matildas' (told you) hopes of upsetting world No2 Germany, with the teams settling for a share of the points after a 2-2 draw.

Once you understand this network of predators, it's clear that the cause of Amanda's death is wrapped in a dizzying and upsetting online world.

Portsmouth perhaps? 2. Why is it so inconsolably upsetting when the World Cup has these non-playing days?

Fiji are preparing for the Pacific Nations Cup  in which they face Tonga, Japan and another of Wales World Cupp rivals, Samoa - a nation who also have a reputation for upsetting Wales at World Cups.

North Korea midfielder An Yong-hak has been quick to talk down his team's chances of upsetting Brazil in the World Cup group stage.

Finn, 25, told BBC Sport: "If we stick together, I think we're capable of upsetting people at the World Cup".

Although hawks abound in the governing party, politicians in office usually demur on the subject for fear of upsetting neighbors whose memories of World War II are keen.

Kwan Jin Yao, Singapore All powerful Mother Nature Miles of gritty polluting volcanic ash travels across the Atlantic to Europe, upsetting airplane traffic around the world, and health concerns rise.

The player's character gradually loses sanity when he looks directly at upsetting aspects of the game world.

The centrepiece of the day was the world's most upsetting school play, a re-enactment of what happened in those terrible months complete with a field of dead victims and an educational prologue, in which eight Russian soldiers played the parts of the Belgian colonists who exacerbated divisions between the Hutu majority who turned on the minority Tutsi population and their moderate Hutu fellows.

It is rather to direct a compelling production of religious antiquity, a drama as varied and contradictory and upsetting of conventions as was the world it portrays.