Sentence examples for I'm rather upset from inspiring English sources

Like many other listeners, I'm rather upset to learn the manner of Graham's leaving.

As an eight-year-old, I bought a copy of a Wings single and expected it to climb one place in the following week's chart; it didn't, it dropped, and I was rather upset.

Having just come from Jerusalem I was rather upset at having to wear that head covering.

To Dr. Anny Baumann: March 19 , 1966As you may have gathered, I have been rather upset by many problems in Brazil lately — well, not lately exactly, because they have all gone on since Lota took on the job.

**{:.break one} **     ** To Dr. Anny Baumann: **{:.break one} ** March 19 , 1966** As you may have gathered, I have been rather upset by many problems in Brazil lately well, not lately exactly, because they have all gone on since Lota took on the job.

When I mildly remarked that members of Eons seemed to be "rather upset," he corrected me: "More than upset.

The "old ladies" who attended were rather upset!

Mission Control reported that Mr. Serebrov and his comrades were "rather upset".

Paul is rather upset by this statement although he doesn't say anything.

Apparently, Mr. Newmark and Mr. Buckmaster were rather upset at eBay's new business.

Judge Block, whose courtroom manner is decidedly avuncular, appears from the transcript to be rather upset by this allegation.