Her story, like all of the #MeToo revelations, is deeply upsetting.
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" In a separate post on Facebook, Zuckerberg called Andreessen's comments "deeply upsetting.
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The Post called the images "deeply upsetting and offensive" to the women.
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Understandably, the provocative and deeply upsetting visual caused a bit of controversy.
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She said in a statement that the term was "abhorrent" and deeply upsetting.
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I found the comments deeply upsetting, and they... But the damage was done.
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"When a staff member breaks that trust, it is deeply upsetting," Mr. Richardson said.
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It's deeply upsetting that Chris Brown is still allowed to be nominated for Grammys.
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MARK RICCOBONO Baltimore To the Editor: Edward Hoagland's view of blindness is deeply upsetting.
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Gab hosts a lot of deeply upsetting content, and to its supporters, that's the point.
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This was like a strange and deeply upsetting synthesis of ghosting and getting stood up.
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And being on the receiving end of it can be shocking and often deeply upsetting.
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After some deeply upsetting results, he is taking the necessary steps to earn your trust back.
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"To have the government take a stand in favor of discrimination is deeply upsetting, " Strangio said.
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Few shows are as committed to anything as The Handmaid's Tale is to delivering deeply upsetting content.
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I found the comments deeply upsetting, and they... Posted by Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday, February 10, 2016
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When that happens, it is deeply upsetting to people everywhere, almost existentially so, and we all suffer.
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"These allegations are deeply upsetting," said Laura Pappano, the chairwoman of the Long Wharf board of trustees.
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"Rehab," for example, is so deeply upsetting, especially in hindsight, but it was still smiley and fun.
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"Lee added that their refusal "was perhaps the most deeply upsetting thing to me in that meeting.
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Day after day, we see the meme posted on Twitter next to some deeply upsetting piece of news.
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He's lived a very hard life, which is typical for incarcerated people but is always deeply upsetting nonetheless.
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I found the comments deeply upsetting, and they do not represent the way Facebook or I think at all.
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It is deeply upsetting to me that Enbridge has gotten this far without collaborating with the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) people.
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For some American nationalists, the sight of Old Glory keeping company with the North Korean flag is deeply upsetting.
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She has traveled to Albany to advocate for the bill's passage and finds resistance to the cameras deeply upsetting.
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This adaptation is certainly more polished than the last, but it's also more grounded in a grim, deeply upsetting reality.
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And if you're worried the film won't meet your standards of perversity, rest assured there's a deeply upsetting incest reveal.
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So, let's get into this deeply upsetting, technophobic 70 minutes of television, which closes with a haunting and deadly shooting.
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Many of us were spoken to in ways that ran the spectrum from deeply upsetting, to traumatizing, to downright illegal.
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It must be deeply upsetting for a woman not to have her father at her side on her wedding day.
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Wind River is a deeply upsetting movie that contains a graphic rape scene and a great deal of maddening grief.
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THE NIGHTINGALE The Australian director Jennifer Kent follows her much-loved horror film "The Babadook" with this deeply upsetting outback western.
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If the long egg is not a tube — and a deeply upsetting one, at that — then I don't know what is.
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Thus, even though governmental actions may be deeply upsetting they have not crippled the ability of the banking industry to make money.
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The security guard yelled something along the lines of "you get a hold of that kid," the parents said, deeply upsetting them.
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The Huffington Post called the images "deeply upsetting and offensive" to the women who spoke to the news outlet about the incidents.
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Deeply upsetting to Spears was the failing health of her father Jamie, who was hospitalized in November 2018 after his colon spontaneously ruptured.
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People tweeted out of confusion, some claiming the very existence of a new Cats movie was not only deeply upsetting, but life-ruining.
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For Leathers, who only heard about the photo once it had been debunked and correctly identified in the media, the experience was deeply upsetting.
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"This statement is deeply upsetting to NOAA employees that have worked the hurricane and not fully accurate based on the timeline in question," he wrote.
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I am not an emotional person but I found it deeply upsetting and thus did not want to confront this man in a distressed state.
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The manhunt for Schmegelsky and McLeod captivated audiences around the world, and proved deeply upsetting for the small, remote communities in which they were sighted.
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But an attorney for Weinstein told BuzzFeed News in a statement that his client considered the allegations to be "deeply upsetting" coming from a professional friend.
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Lessin contends that the idea that Facebook should itself be fact checking each piece of news by hiring reporters is "deeply upsetting," and she's totally right.
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Even if he and his team are scrambling to fix the optics, the fact that they even acted out such a sinister plot is deeply upsetting.
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I know we had our differences after my review of Ghostbusters but I wish her all the best at what must be a deeply upsetting time.
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Some of them are interesting and some of them boring, but just one of them reflects on you and me in a way that is deeply upsetting.
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When the life savings of elderly folks — former nurses and teachers — are destroyed by risks that fail to consider age and station of life, it is deeply upsetting.
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"It has become quite clear to me that our safety is not a priority of the staff here, which is deeply upsetting," he alleged in his June court filing.
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Uber's worst days may be behind it, but perhaps this is a sign the company is entering a golden age of public gaffes that are fun instead of deeply upsetting.
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We assume this is an updated version of Sheer Freesia, which was a delightful, even delicate scent; however, as we learned from the deeply upsetting reviews, it sucks now. Sorry!
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It's a deeply upsetting fact that it is difficult to create a gut-punch level of discomfort over a form of violence that television has worked decades to desensitize audiences against.
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Here are a few of the moments where I briefly died and/or experienced another deeply upsetting physiological event: Neither my mind nor my body can't take many more of these.
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From what I found, it's actually totally normal and not at all upsetting to only poop every three days, no matter how not normal and deeply upsetting I find it, personally.
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"From afar it looks like we have nothing in common -- obviously, I'm a liberal and a lot of these women have said things that have been deeply upsetting to me," Theron said.
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"This statement is deeply upsetting to NOAA employees that have worked the hurricane and not fully accurate based on the timeline in question," Alek Krautmann, a programmer, wrote to a public affairs official.
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"This statement is deeply upsetting to NOAA employees that have worked the hurricane and are not fully accurate based on the timeline in question," a NOAA analyst wrote to the deputy director of communications.
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Lee uses humor to diffuse deeply upsetting situations, a technique that also serves to hammer home the idea that sometimes the only thing protecting Flip and Ron from violent harm is a well-placed barb.
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"To see what is happening right now in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and several other states in our country is not only deeply upsetting but seems that it can't possibly be real in 2019," Selena wrote.
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"A recent presentation given at the LIA was deeply upsetting to some of our team in attendance, and the reaction and response by the LIA has been very disappointing and unsatisfactory," said an FCB representative.
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"Emily was a bright and capable student, and her death was a tragedy that was deeply upsetting for all of us here at the University of Aberdeen," said a spokesperson for the University of Aberdeen.
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Shot in a pale, milky light by Radek Ladczuk, this haunting first feature by Tali Shalom-Ezer layers a seductive tone over electric undercurrents — including a growing mother-daughter competitiveness — that build to a deeply upsetting climax.
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From someone who has been thought of as a good friend, involved only in a consensual relationship, these claims are not only mystifying to Mr. Weinstein, but deeply upsetting, and they cannot be supported by the facts.
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"This statement is deeply upsetting to NOAA employees that have worked the hurricane and not fully accurate based on the timeline in question," Alek Krautmann, who works with NOAA's satellite and information service office, told communications officials.
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The overt sexualization of Harley Quinn -– which often manifested as butt shots -– was deeply upsetting, especially for people who have loved the character for years and were excited by the fact that she was finally on the big screen.
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"This decision is not only deeply upsetting for the rights of LGBT individuals living in Mississippi, but also for the protection of religious liberty in our country," said Roberta Kaplan, lead counsel for the plaintiffs, in a press release.
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The Clintonistas are pretending this is a deeply upsetting and condescending remark, but it's really not all that different from what Sanders has been saying all campaign: that Clinton's wealth of government experience is undercut by her lousy judgment.
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Seeing people like "Mike" get furious and spit out the word "spic" with such ease is deeply upsetting, especially when I think of how the word has been used to oppress Puerto Ricans like me and other Latinx folks.
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But it is deeply upsetting to see these plays being used by BP to position itself as a champion of free speech while colluding with governments that silence people speaking out against the oil and gas industry around the world.
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While all of this sounds deeply upsetting and some may say it parallels too close to real life, "Jojo" is billed is an "anti-hate satire" and is far from the only project to make a mockery out of Hitler.
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" The letter, first published by Variety, goes on to say that female staffers were also "spoken to in ways that ran the spectrum from deeply upsetting, to traumatizing, to downright illegal" and some "put in positions where we felt physically unsafe.
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A year after they broke up, in the midst of what must have been a deeply upsetting time for Bush, Murray proposed to an 18-year-old high school senior, Kenzie Dalton, who appeared on the show as an extra.
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"Hachette's publishing of Woody Allen's memoir is deeply upsetting to me personally and an utter betrayal to my brother whose brave reporting, capitalized on by Hachette, gave voice to numerous survivors of sexual assault by powerful men," Farrow shared on Twitter.
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"As a woman and someone who cares so deeply about how women are treated, the Kavanaugh issue is deeply upsetting to me — as I know it is to many women and men in our company and around the world," she wrote.
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"From someone who has been thought of as a good friend, involved only in a consensual relationship, these claims are not only mystifying to Mr. Weinstein, but deeply upsetting, and they cannot be supported by the facts," Ms. Kupferstein said.
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"When administration officials refused to say Trump would seek congressional authorization if he, hypothetically, wanted to order a strike against Iran&aposs supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, it "was perhaps the most deeply upsetting thing to me in that meeting.
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Now, I see these colonial powers have been systematically targeting Native erasure for centuries, which is deeply upsetting, but has given me perspective of my work as an artist, and the direction I wish to take to unwind the harms enacted towards my people.
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The generator named the Trump playlist "Red Wine + A Pelvic Thrust," which in this context is a deeply upsetting image, but it did manage to gauge that they were both of a more advanced age and deliver songs mostly from the '70s and '80s.
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"The thing that really took the wind out of my sails and is deeply upsetting, particularly as someone who teaches ethics, is what this ultimately says about the American people," said Gabrielle Bychowski, a college professor and married mother of two in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Four Charged For Facebook Live Torture of Mentally Ill Man [UPDATED]On Thursday, Chicago police are expected to charge four black Chicago residents after a Facebook…Read more ReadThe half-hour video is deeply upsetting and was pulled from Facebook on account of its glorification of criminal acts.
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Warming relations and lifting sanctions with a genocidal regime in the final days of President Obama's term in office is not only deeply upsetting to rights advocates, it is a slap in the face to all those who suffer under Bashir's reign of terror, the hundreds of thousands who have been killed, and the millions who have been displaced.
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Its deeply upsetting content (it opens with a sexual assault, then things only get grimmer) is there not simply to shock the audience, but rather to finally shake them awake to the whole point of the story — that the violence they ask for from their entertainment is an empty thrill, that they can't find fulfillment in escapism.
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Even as she blends barking dogs, sickened static, and deeply upsetting audio of the arrest of the late Sandra Bland, she teases more uplifting musical sounds too, bringing together mutated pop songs, footwork, and the sort of ascendant dancefloor powerbombs that similarly minded producers like Arca and Rabit have been issuing over the past few years.
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"Hachette's publishing of Woody Allen's memoir is deeply upsetting to me personally and an utter betrayal of my brother whose brave reporting, capitalized on by Hachette, gave voice to numerous survivors of sexual assault by powerful men," Dylan Farrow said in a statement Monday hours after details of the book were released by The Associated Press.
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You know, hearing men like Rudy Giuliani saying that this is just the way that men talk and hearing some people dismiss women's experiences and dismiss the idea that groping women without permission is assault is deeply upsetting, and I think it brings up a lot of stuff for women who have been dealing with this throughout their entire lives.
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In the past couple of weeks, we have heard, from three separate women so far, deeply upsetting accounts of sexual assault and misconduct allegedly perpetrated by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh — including groping and covering a woman's mouth to prevent her from screaming, exposing himself, and watching a gang rape— and we are immediately taken back to the days of Anita Hill.
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On November 15, Trump had reversed Gallagher's demotion and pardoned two other service members also accused of war crimes, deeply upsetting military leaders who had warned the President that such a move could undermine the forces' order and discipline, damage the integrity of the military justice system and erode the confidence of US allies and partners who host US troops.
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In his statement he apologised for the distress his actions had brought saying: > The bewilderment caused to the public about recent revelations has been > deeply upsetting for me and others near and dear to me. To them, to the > Irish people and to this house, I offer my apologies.
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The ocean does this by materializing physical human simulacra. Kelvin confronts memories of his dead lover and guilt about her suicide. The torments of the other researchers are only suggested, but seem even worse than Kelvin's personal ordeal. The ocean's intelligence expresses physical phenomena in ways difficult for their limited science to explain, deeply upsetting the scientists.
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By this time, Mickey is in love with Ian and wants everyone to know. When Mickey is about to tell his family, Ian bursts into the room and tells them about what had happened with Mickey and Nelson. Paddy immediately has Nelson put down, deeply upsetting Mickey. The early episodes of the sixth series show Mickey attending college to study film.
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West stated that Dee is "understandably devastated" by the news. She continued, "As a paediatric nurse, she loves children, and obviously it's deeply upsetting for any woman to lose her own child." While she is recovering, Darcy arrives at the hospital to begin his shift and West added that the last thing Dee needed was "a run-in" with Darcy.
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The decision to demolish the old hotel completely was seen as a deeply upsetting act of vandalism by those who had loved it. The new Cavendish Hotel, completely re-built and bearing no relation at all to its magnificent predecessor, opened its doors in July 1966. The 1970s BBC series The Duchess of Duke Street was a fictional adaptation with elements taken from the hotel, Rosa Lewis and her husband's story.
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I will live. I will live." When released, The Casual Vacancy received mixed reviews. Lev Grossman for Time wrote in a positive review, "It's a big, ambitious, brilliant, profane, funny, deeply upsetting and magnificently eloquent novel of contemporary England, rich with literary intelligence and entirely bereft of bullshit." The Wall Street Journal wrote "Once you get your Mileses and Simonses straight and events begin to unfurl, it becomes a positively propulsive read.
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Either way, the decision and subsequent lack of support from Enzo Ferrari himself were deeply upsetting to Surtees and he immediately quit the team. This decision likely cost both Ferrari and Surtees the Formula 1 Championship in 1966. Ferrari finished second to Brabham-Repco in the Constructors' Championship and Surtees finished second to Jack Brabham in the Drivers' Championship.Go Like Hell: Ford, Ferrari, and Their Battle for Speed and Glory at Le Mans.
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The first four or five days on the set were deeply upsetting to Dunne, Grant, and Bellamy due to the lack of a script and McCarey's working methods. McCarey had the cast sit around on the set the first few days and largely swap stories. The lack of rehearsal activity and script caused Dunne such emotional distress that she spontaneously burst into tears several times each day. Grant was so nervous that at times he became physically ill.
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In a 1973 essay about Elizabeth Taylor's work in the New Statesman Paul Bailey described Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont as both her "funniest" and "saddest" book, "deeply upsetting" but "a joy to read" because of the way in which the story is told, and compared her to Chekhov. In 2015 the writer and editor Robert McCrum placed Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont 87th in a chronological list of "100 best novels in English" published in The Guardian.
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He makes multiple attempts to escape town only to be blocked by the giant boulder every time. Eventually, Kevin realizes his actions have no seeming long-term consequences as each day resets, and he chooses a selfish and immature approach to the day. His anger at the circumstances of the day gets the better of him and he starts a fight at the Christmas Fair, deeply upsetting Ben and Jill with his selfish behavior. Jill confronts him with this.
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Maddie and Noah continue to talk, deeply upsetting Luke. Meanwhile, Alison attempts to convince Casey that Maddie's return may be destiny, but he refuses to listen to Alison, out of fear he may hurt Maddie again. When Ali and Margo finally manage to convince Casey to ask Maddie as his date on New Year's Eve, Casey can't keep his mind off of Alison, and leaves Maddie to sleep with Ali. Maddie, hurt by his betrayal, leaves Oakdale not much later.
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The sexual abuse allegations against Allen and the Me Too movement reportedly led to Allen's memoir being rejected by several publishers, before being accepted by Grand Central Publishing, a division of Hachette Book Group. The book was officially announced by Grand Central Publishing on March 2, 2020. ;Criticism Ronan and Dylan Farrow described the publication of the book by Hachette Book Group as "deeply upsetting" and a "betrayal". Ronan Farrow's book Catch and Kill (2019) was published by Little, Brown and Company, an imprint of Hachette Book Group.
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In addition, Ping establishes a friendship with the panda's other father figure and master, Shifu. He is extremely skilled at Chinese chess as shown when he outwits Shifu in a match. However, the Kung Fu Panda Holiday shows that Mr. Ping harbors a deep-seated anxiety of Po leaving him in his nightmares. In addition, Ping finds the conflict of his priorities with his son's responsibilities as the Dragon Warrior deeply upsetting, especially since Master Shifu is prone to imperiously draw Po away on these matters at will.
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He did not find any, but he did interview several Chiefs who had known Mead and who were highly critical of her depictions of Samoan society. He was also told that Mead had had an affair with a Samoan man, and the men he interviewed expressed outrage at her sexual licentiousness. This information deeply impacted Freeman, who later described the discovery as deeply upsetting. He concluded that when Mead described Young Samoan women as sexually liberated she was in fact projecting onto them "her own sexual experiences as a young woman in the faraway, romantic south seas".
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After deciding to "go all out for it," she read the books, started building up with cardio-vascular exercises and kickboxing practices, and even started to wear unisex clothing in order to increase her own masculinity. After she had been cast, she continued to train and received extensive sword fighting and horse-riding lessons. Her last step in the process of transformation was cutting off her long hair, which she found deeply upsetting because she felt it was her last bond to her old self. The day after her hair was cut off, she went to her hotel room and cried.
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Other peaceful demonstrators were subsequently pepper-sprayed as well. There was debate over whether the action was necessary. It was alleged that the initiative for the RCMP assault on the demonstrators was because of complaints from the President Suharto of Indonesia and President Jiang Zemin of China to the Canadian government about the demonstrators. The Indonesian and Chinese leaders both came from countries where demonstrators were routinely shot down by the government, and both found the demonstrators in Canada to be deeply upsetting, which led to pressure especially from Suharto on the Canadian government to silence the demonstrators.
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Grove had written of a board meeting at the Royal College "where somehow the spirit of the d----l himself had been working in Stanford all the time – as it sometimes does, making him so nasty and quarrelsome and contradictious as no one but he can be! He is a most remarkably clever and able fellow, full of resource and power – no doubt of that – but one has to purchase it often at a very dear price."Rodmell, p. 169 Parry suffered worse at Stanford's hands with frequent rows, deeply upsetting to the highly strung Parry.
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" Panorama responded to the criticism, saying: "England Fans, the official England Supporters' Club, travelling to Euro 2012 called the programme unhelpful and some Poles in the UK have expressed concern that they have been labelled as racist. But amid all of these accusations against Panorama and the BBC, there is a real fear that the key issue has been missed - the overt and frightening racist and anti-Semitic abuse and violence of the kind broadcast by Panorama is both wrong and deeply upsetting to those on its receiving end. That was the point of the programme. We set out to highlight a wrong.
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In 1991, Wichita State University (WSU), in Wichita, the largest city in Parks' home state of Kansas, awarded Parks its highest honor for achievement: the President's Medal. However, in the mid-1990s, after Parks entrusted WSU with a collection of 150 of his famous photos, WSU—for various reasons (including confusion as to whether they were a gift or loan, and whether the University could adequately protect and preserve them) – returned them, stunning and deeply upsetting Parks. A further snub came from Wichita's city officials, who also declined the opportunity to acquire many of Parks' papers and photos. By 2000, however, WSU and Parks had healed their division.
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