Implicit in the Daily Mail's venom is the idea that being republican (in the wider, rather than US, sense), being suspicious of organised religion, being a pacifist or a socialist – all these things, which are upsetting to the Mail and its readership – become a cardinal sin if you are also a foreigner.
All of which was upsetting and irrelevant to what had happened.
So that was really hurtful, and it was very controlling, which was upsetting," she explained to Vogue.
Carer 1014 Some participants described experiences where they perceived that the idea of confidentiality had been misused previously to exclude carers from the service user's care, which was upsetting for those concerned and reduced the perceived importance of carers within health services.
It didn't really sit well with me which was upsetting – especially after all the hard work I'd put in over four years to get myself in that position.
The poisonings serve as a warning, experts said, that people could do more damage to their health by misusing pesticides than they would suffer from the bedbugs, which are upsetting and unpleasant, but not known to be carriers of disease.
It has been suggested that more often accusations of bullying are linked to situations which are upsetting but an inevitable part of training, for example, trainers telling trainees that they are not performing at the expected level.[14] However, research has clearly shown that perceived mistreatment is viewed by medical students as a major source of stress[10].
"He hasn't apologised which is upsetting," added O'Sullivan.
"Gender stereotyping is still a real issue among young people, which is upsetting and quite surprising.
