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Meanings of too upsetting in English

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Usage of too upsetting in English
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And Brad told them they were right, it would just be too upsetting.
Accident
2
She shares them with me, apologising for finding it too upsetting to talk.
The Guardian
3
But it would have been much too upsetting for Page to watch it.
Accident
4
Being part of it would have been too upsetting for him.
The cottage
5
It would be too upsetting for the children, she explained.
The Neutronium Alchemist
6
However, they must also be careful not to cross into territory which is too upsetting.
The Guardian
7
There were no deaths to report, but the footage may be too upsetting for some.
The South African
8
The results of the accident were just too upsetting.
Accident
9
Mary has decided it would be too upsetting for him to see his mother's body.
The red door
10
But he eventually stopped the children coming because it was becoming too upsetting for them.
The Guardian
11
This was too upsetting to think about just now.
The Diamond Age
12
I couldn't tell her a memory from our childhood, because that would be too upsetting.
The Storyteller
13
We don't want the social revolution to come tomorrow morning; it would be too upsetting.
Daddy-Long-Legs
14
It's too upsetting. Tansy flutters her free hand over her lap as if sweeping off a crumb.
Black house
15
In any case, the maiasaur now seemed to find these strange creatures climbing down the tree too upsetting.
Jurassic Park
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It was too soon for her to have visitors and it would have been too upsetting to him.
Accident
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