Sentence examples for was so upsetting to from inspiring English sources

But this was so upsetting to everyone here.

"That was so upsetting to him, that he always needed the chemotherapy," Sekaly says.

Because his mode of discourse was so upsetting to the academic community.

The experience was so upsetting to her children that the threat of a second showing was enough to make one of the Wyndham girls burst into tears.

"I remember the first attempt, and how it was so upsetting to be told that you're so off course you're never going to make it.

Millais then asked that Mrs. La Touche not write again, as any mention to Effie of her previous marriage was so upsetting to her.

We might as well have been squirting water up those noses, which is so upsetting to me as a pediatrician.

One reason the Staten Island case is so upsetting to firefighters is that is violates their most sacred duty: to protect other firefighters.

Many of those art pieces were so upsetting to adult men that Congress threatened to defund the National Endowment for the Arts because of them.

"We wouldn't be so upsetting to people if they didn't believe we had these universal values for our own society, and completely ignored them internationally".

Do you want to tell me why this is so upsetting to you? A. Because these numbers make it seem like there's discrimination, and I love these kids, and I know how hard they work.