Fortunately it's far more upsetting to Gen Xers and Boomers.
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More upsetting are photographs of nearly unimaginable levels of pollution.
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More upsetting, though, is the pattern you witnessed growing up.
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The only thing more upsetting is the alternative: being homeless.
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There was more tension, he explains, and more upsetting body language.
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The stories are both more upsetting and funnier than I recalled.
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There are few subjects more upsetting than young people with cancer.
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And that, in turn, makes the actual threats all the more upsetting.
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To prompt the unravelling of the United Kingdom is rather more upsetting.
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And she's managed to rise above some of the more upsetting online rumors.
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"So for this to happen is all the more upsetting," the insider adds.
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Although, we do realize this makes Jon Snow's fate all the more upsetting.
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Moss' rollercoaster of emotions performance makes the entire scene 100 times more upsetting.
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This is even more upsetting given that many senior Democrats are pro-Israel.
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So whenever the cartoons do something surreal like that, it's almost even more upsetting.
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It's even more upsetting when you consider that Hispanic audiences love seeing the movies.
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This was so much more upsetting than I thought it was going to be.
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And it's far more upsetting than even the climactic tragedy that ends this show.
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I think Fox is more upsetting, but they definitely have a different point of view.
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New research suggests a much more upsetting reason for the deception: to end unwanted sex.
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But the longer I looked at it, the less funny and more upsetting it got.
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If I thought I was my brain, probably I would have found the injury more upsetting.
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A tweet targeting a sympathetic figure is surely more upsetting than a tweet targeting a jerk.
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Anna Bozman Thompson, a stay-at-home parent from Atlanta, had an even more upsetting experience.
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It will probably be more upsetting to watch it (from the sidelines) go up another 1,000%.
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In an exclusive clip provided to Refinery29, Dirty John's fourth episode takes an even more upsetting turn.
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The moment is all the more upsetting when Marcy suggests she herself has dealt with an addiction.
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Even though lying can bring about unpleasant consequences, telling the truth sometimes can be even more upsetting.
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In an even more upsetting move, Kilgrave then sends a police officer to Trish's house to kill her.
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The world outside the strange microcosm of the music industry continues to gets more upsetting by the day.
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We didn't think it possible, but Sofia Vergara and Nick Loeb's legal battle just became even more upsetting.
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So it's all the more upsetting that the media's scrutiny of Markle has warranted such responses from the Palace.
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Unlike The Widow, these proposals are real — making them even more upsetting than the undeniably grim Amazon Prime show.
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There are few things more upsetting than a cold cup of coffee when it's not supposed to be cold.
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Even more upsetting to some employees is the fact that the company has blocked off internal access to Dragonfly's code.
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It's much, much worse — more threatening, more upsetting, and more difficult (if not impossible) to fix — than I'd ever imagined.
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"Hereditary" is far more upsetting than it is frightening, and I would hesitate to recommend it to the readily traumatized.
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"The thing that was even more upsetting to me is the fact that they're not antiques, they're replicas," Shanks said.
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But were not prepared to give such prominence to a video clip of the situation, which seemed potentially more upsetting.
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The taste is even more upsetting: earthy and bitter — just what I think drinking a mouthful of mud would be like.
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More upsetting than private sponsorships is the extent to which the public is asked to sponsor the activities of sports teams.
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What was more upsetting was he was no longer seen as close to power—he could no longer buy people's loyalty.
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But perhaps what was even more upsetting than the death of the beloved Pearson patriarch was his wife Rebecca Pearson's jarring reaction.
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What could be more upsetting than watching a mother expressing love for her nearly born child, before both are turned into pulp.
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Watching it disappear in flames would be more upsetting if the burn, which you can watch from three different angles, wasn't so satisfying.
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The only thing more upsetting than Felix himself is that Issa actually tries to impress him and feels bad when he curves her.
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At least, that's how Taron Egerton, star of the films, is defending one of The Kingsman: The Golden Circle's more upsetting sex scenes.
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And what's even more upsetting is the similarity between that story and the one that unfolded just two days after your 31st birthday.
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Even more upsetting is the news Russia successfully penetrated the voter registration rolls of several U.S. states prior to the 2016 presidential election.
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The already traumatic event was made even more upsetting thanks to a mix-up with sources that led to outlets prematurely reporting his death.
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In a show of real allyship, Justin finally counters Clay's bullish screaming, which couldn't be more upsetting or detrimental to survivors' actual well-being.
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Well, that is the nature of Doom, I guess, but it makes for a more upsetting game than any ultra-realistic violence could provide.
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More upsetting, he said, was that PG&E had spent decades building a flawed system that residents have no option but to rely on.
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In her latest play, Ms. Herzog, working again with Ms. Kauffman at the same theater, applies that technique to an even more upsetting story.
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Her face when Harvey tells her "no" is devastating — and it's made all the more upsetting by Candy's painful interactions with her customers this episode.
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Those symptoms, in turn, can cause people to seek out more upsetting coverage in the future, creating a cycle that can be hard to break.
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"It's just made that much more upsetting by the fact that characters they thought they knew and trusted are behaving in these ways," he said.
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And what makes this issue even more upsetting is that, when it's working correctly, the S9's display is the best looking screen on the market.
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Charlie's death is one of Hereditary's most startling twists, and it's all the more upsetting because it feels like one no one could've possibly seen coming.
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Force was one of the two minds behind The Chickening, a spoof of The Shining released in January that was more upsetting than it was funny.
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Contact with violence through any media can lead to what is called vicarious traumatization — and may, for some people, be more upsetting than an unmediated experience.
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The mental anguish of experiencing an attack and the confusion of sustaining a dream injury that persists upon waking is more upsetting than the pain itself.
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" He continued, "I mean I was so upset by it anyway, but had I seen her just before I think it would have been even more upsetting.
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Perhaps even more upsetting to aging players, Thompson found "no evidence that this decline can be attenuated by expertise," he wrote in the conclusion of his study.
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What he says he found more upsetting was a sentence I had skipped over, because it was just pseudo-sciencey enough for me to take as truth.
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One gets the sense that the more upsetting something is for Nussbaum, the more exacting she becomes; her meticulous methods and crystalline logic are constructed like armor.
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Here's what critics are saying about Turtles All the Way Down: Jennifer Senior, The New York Times: There are few subjects more upsetting than young people with cancer.
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Still, that video was upsetting to watch, and it was even more upsetting to learn that you'd been diagnosed with pneumonia stemming from allergies just two days before.
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"I think that what was more upsetting than him kissing her was that she felt like she couldn't do anything to him because of his position," he said.
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Water babies, according to Native American lore, can be found at Massacre Rocks State Park in Idaho, and in Utah Lake, though one origin story is distinctly more upsetting.
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The way the whole scene is done â€" the lingering shot of the open window and the complete lack of music â€" makes the whole thing even more upsetting.
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Being cheated on with your shouldn't-be-alive, not-even-human, part-scorpion lab clone might be even more upsetting than being cheated on with another real adult woman.
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The happy experiences, like eating at the farmer's market, got happier, the upsetting ones, like watching a pair of lions eating a water buffalo, got more upsetting as well.
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Likely to be more upsetting to many of the developer backers, the HMD is losing support for HTC's Lighthouse system and instead will be building its own positional tracking system.
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However, what's perhaps more upsetting to Saudi Arabia and its allies today are Doha's ties with Tehran at a time when animosity between Iran and Gulf Arabs is greater than ever.
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"It's probably much more upsetting for them than whether Kelly or Priebus is chief of staff, or if Scaramucci is in or out," Coombs said about Republican voters' anger on ObamaCare.
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Berru's actions are deplorable, but what is more upsetting is how incredibly common they are, and this troubling fact about the element of the music world we cover is not new.
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If anything, Allen's understanding that women are discrete, complex individuals, and that men often behave like monsters toward them, out of entitlement or immaturity, makes his personal history even more upsetting.
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Grace's sometimes smug responses to Charlotte's high-heeled strolls into political and emotional quicksand are more upsetting than Charlotte's mistakes, because Grace believes she knows better, when, in fact, no one does.
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It's already troubling the Mindy Project's Arbiter Of Bad Wifery is vaguely racist, conservative white man who has never even been married, but his follow-up conversation with Mindy is even more upsetting.
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Few things would have been more upsetting to him than the thought of Nazi thugs chasing him out of the beautiful Berlin institute, modeled after a country manor and built specifically for him.
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The result is both more upsetting and more beautiful, especially in that tiny pie shop, where the unmiked voices, heard against a three-piece band instead of a huge orchestra, are the real luxury.
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Perhaps more upsetting, considering the town's aging water infrastructure problems, the audit also found Brown had sole control over construction contracts and awarded contracts to his cousin, Bobby Conner, amounting to $127,058 over five years.
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" But as Crooks's then-boyfriend also told the Times: "I think that what was more upsetting than him kissing her was that she felt like she couldn't do anything to him because of his position.
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Consider that as social beings who depend on our families, our communities, and yes, our country for our identity and well-being, few things are more upsetting than the prospect of being rejected and cast out.
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Surreal sculptures, by Lopatin's longtime collaborator Nate Boyce, rotate overhead—shifting in the low light: from one angle it'll appear to be something like a gargoyle holding a harp, from another something more upsetting and insectoid.
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It's hard to say what's more upsetting — the idea that a team like Bolton-Ricardel is supposed to be keeping the nation safe, or the suggestion that Melania is starting to dictate national security hiring decisions.
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Just watch out for tricky energy as Mars clashes with Neptune on April 27—there's a laziness in the air that could spell something more upsetting like deceit or shady behavior, especially when it comes to money.
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"The incident is reminiscent of the worst excesses of the press and paparazzi during the life of Diana, Princess of Wales, and all the more upsetting to The Duke and Duchess for being so," the statement continued.
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All of this is made all the more upsetting as this conversation revolves around the Capulet sisters' "bride price," which is literally the sum of money necessary to marry a woman by buying her from a male guardian.
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This had happened before but not quite in this way, and so when a thing happens in a way resembling a prior way, it is more upsetting than if it had not happened before, ever in any way.
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I'll warn you that the first episode of this eight-part series is one of the more upsetting hours of TV I've seen in a long time, but the show is not a relentless fire hose of misery.
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Joanna Volpe, Bardugo's agent of nearly 10 years, said the book has been clearly marketed as adult, and that she wasn't sure what more, exactly, she should say to people confused about the book's more upsetting scenes and themes.
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Release Date: February 17 Somehow more upsetting than the 1990s band of (nearly) the same name, The New Radical is a polemical documentary about Cody Wilson, who most notably garnered attention as the man spearheading 3D printed guns back in 2012.
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Release Date: TBD Somehow more upsetting than the 1990s band of (nearly) the same name, The New Radical is a polemical documentary about Cody Wilson, who most notably garnered attention as the man spearheading 3D printed guns back in 2012.
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I cross-referenced my playthrough with other reports and discovered something far more upsetting: No matter what gender you choose in the counselor's office, the rednecks will always find an excuse to start trouble: "Hey, it's that boy," they'll shout.
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As Sing Street improves, with Conor and his bandmate Eamon (Mark McKenna) serving as their John Lennon and Paul McCartney, so, too, does Conor's ability to work through the feelings he's having about the more upsetting changes in his life.
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What makes all of this more upsetting is that we have politicians who refuse to even say "LGBTQ" or "gay," acknowledge the fact that it was a hate crime, or even give any feeling of safety to the gay community.
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Instead, the East Coast pop punk band focuses on the more upsetting things about the age of 22: how it makes you feel infantilized, and how you still long for it even though, rationally, you understand that age is just a number.
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In recent months, we've seen the troubling rise of with far-right affiliated sub-genres, governmental crackdowns on DIY venues shutting following horrific tragedies, racist travel bans curbing international DJ appearances, and a whole lot more upsetting trends, to say the very least.
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But what's even more upsetting to me, the parent of a child with disabilities, than trying to take away health care from millions of Americans, including children like mine, is using your child with Down syndrome as a political pawn to justify it.
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With both head-spinning joy-bursts ("Nitwit of Gizmo") and unsettling synth-rot ("Torim Pluk"), it's one of the year's more upsetting pop records, but with just enough sweetness in its harrowing melodies to make it all sit right in your stomach.
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What follows over the next hour is less visceral but is in some ways even more upsetting, as Pesce tells the story of a reclusive young woman (played by Kika Magalhaes) whose personality has been shaped by the horrors she witnessed as a girl.
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While it's concerning enough Jax is fat-shaming his girlfriend in early May 2017, when the Pump premiere was shot, this fact becomes more upsetting when you realize it was also a major plot line of Take Kentucky, which filmed all the way back in October 2016.
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While some might say the stress-inducing music and footsteps of the original Mr. X make for a more effective RE experience, I would argue getting body slammed by a smiling train is just as (if not more) upsetting than getting punched to death by a mysterious, gray weirdo.
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"I think as a service member, it's more upsetting for me to come back from fighting for my country overseas to see how divided we are and how angry we are at each other as a country, I'm more hurt by that than somebody sitting down during the anthem."
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But it's clear from the start that there's something more upsetting at the heart of his Airport Music; his pieces are less tonal, more grating, a cognizance of the fact that for some people—namely people in bodies already on the margins of society—airports can be fraught spaces.
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Ishiguro has described Never Let Me Go as his most uplifting novel, because it is the only one to feature a wholly sympathetic cast: Kathy H., our narrator, is a thoroughly likable, thoroughly sensible, thoroughly ordinary young girl, which makes what happens to her all the more upsetting.
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My first attempt at Handling It All was to start re-watching Peep Show, my favorite British comedy ever, but that just made it worse: apparently, the only thing more upsetting than having zero social or sexual interactions is watching someone have horribly awkward social or sexual interactions.
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Making the shocking find even more upsetting, it is believed the graves are part of a pauper's burial ground — known as Ridgewood Cemetery — that was used up until the 1950s and sold off despite it being the last resting place to hundreds of people from the local African-American community.
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If you thought that Jack Pearson's (Milo Ventimiglia) hospital death following that slow cooker-related fire was the saddest This Is Us had to offer, the truth behind the demise of Jack's relationship with brother Nicky (Michael Angarano) is here to remind you that yes, This Is Us can always get more upsetting.
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The final season of Jane the Virgin certainly wasted no time in explaining how Jane's (Gina Rodriguez) dead husband/first love suddenly reappeared in Rafael's (Justin Baldoni) apartment at the end of last season, but the reason why he's been gone for four years and shockingly returned now is even more upsetting than you think.
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Something else may also be weighing on Mr. Putin's mind: the memory of the mass street protests that broke out in Moscow in the winter of 2011-12 and, even more upsetting, the protests in Ukraine four years ago that forced the country's pro-Russian president, Viktor F. Yanukovych, from office and into self-imposed exile in Russia.
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