Sentence examples for would be upsetting from inspiring English sources

She didn't compute it, I think she thought it would be upsetting.

The next layer of friends consisted of people seen at least once a month, or whose death would be upsetting.

He's been asked to lecture on the future of Christiaity in India, but he fears hisopinions would be upsetting.

It was just that the other kids wouldn't talk to me.' In the past, he has described his comedy as having a care in the community aspect to it: 'You're thinking, "Shouldn't someone be looking after him during the day?"' Now he says: 'I talk about things that, if I wasn't so easy-going, would be upsetting.

The Conservative-controlled county council said it was aware the cut would be "upsetting" for many who relied on bus services in rural areas.

It's not a very big silver lining, but one of the tiny upsides to a war would be upsetting the political inertia of these countries.

Your father would be upset".

She knew we would be upset.

"I would be upset, too," he said.

You'd see why the Rebels would be upset.

"If it was only the swastikas, we would be upset.