Sentence examples similar to a tad upsetting from inspiring English sources
When President Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday, some folks were a tad upset.
In case you didn't notice, Peter Ha was a tad upset when news broke about Fox recasting Futurama.
I for one look forward to the day that I can literally pin my son's homework to his shirt and send him off to school — until he forgets it at school, leaving me a tad upset that I entrusted my 5-year old with an expensive flash drive.
Needless to say, she's a tad upset about this.
I finally became a tad upset and told him we weren't changing our minds.
Your significant other might get a tad upset with you.
Blake Shelton may be his "old pal," but that doesn't mean Brad Paisley isn't a tad bit upset that Mr. Miranda Lambert broke his chart-topping record.
We should try to show a little compassion and understanding with people in that part of the world where the United States has an overwhelming military and economic presence and realize that they may have legitimate grievances and good reason to be a tad bit upset with "the West".
But he misses the short putt, and for the first time in the entire week, betrays his age a tad, looking a bit upset at spurning such a golden opportunity for birdie.
That seems a tad excessive.
