Sentence examples for was so upsetting that from inspiring English sources

It was so upsetting that the children could not attend school, no one wants to see their children denied education".

A clerk at the store, Saiful Islam, said a photograph on the cash register, of a diseased tooth, was so upsetting that some customers had switched from buying cigarettes to buying candy or gum.

A mother of four, she said the theme of her episodes in "La Cruzada de los Ninos de la Calle" ("The Street Children's Crusade"), sexual exploitation of children by foreign tourists, was so upsetting that "a moment arrived when I simply couldn't research it anymore".

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

It is so upsetting that good food is hard to find".

It is so upsetting that this remarkable and historic feat is belittled as a "cult of personality".

As for the nuns, they say that the allegations of abuse have been so upsetting that attending Mass makes them feel physically sick.

Often the dreams were so upsetting that I would bite my tongue, and the next morning I'd spit out blood into the bathroom sink.

These anecdotes are so upsetting that I put my Lanvin-versus-Fendi dilemma on the back burner and ring up my friend Mickey Boardman, the deputy editorial director of Paper magazine and a sweetly militant vegetarian who refers to his designer wardrobe as cruelty-free.

She's read books that were so upsetting that she needed some time to process the content: "I remember reading Walker's The Color Purple, or Morrison's The Bluest Eye, and finding these books so emotionally challenging that I actually had to read them in little bits".

I guess I was also feeling that my job was so serious, and the women's issues that we're dealing with now are so upsetting, that I wanted to do something that was a little more fun and a little more lighthearted.